News Archive

Apr 03, 2013

KU medical scientist patents method for better osteoarthritis treatment
Researcher identifies link between a protein and the disease

Apr 03, 2013

Hope for ALS patients
Richard J. Barohn, MD, distinguished professor and chairman of the University of Kansas Medical Center’s Department of Neurology, is leading a new study funded by a $1.6 million grant from the Food and Drug Administration’s Office of Orphan Products Development.

Mar 15, 2013
Featured,School of Medicine
Match Day 2013 for KU medical students: Nearly half will go into primary care
Students learn their residency assignement at ceremony

Mar 11, 2013
Featured,Outreach
The Kansas Recruitment & Retention Center matches mission-driven health care providers to hospitals in rural Kansas
The Kansas Recruitment & Retention Center matches mission-driven health care providers to hospitals in rural Kansas

Mar 06, 2013
Featured,Research,School of Medicine
Paper describing ‘Zen-like’ approach to studying enzyme recognized as one of 2012’s best
Biochemistry journal lauds study led by KU researchers

Mar 01, 2013
Featured,School of Medicine,Cancer Center
Midwest Cancer Alliance member in Hays is the site of a key breast cancer trial
Midwest Cancer Alliance member in Hays is the site of a key breast cancer trial

Feb 25, 2013
Research,School of Medicine,Featured
Researchers find more evidence of estrogen's role in female pain
Aritra Bhattacherjee, Peter Smith and colleagues publish findings in the Journal of Neuroscience

Feb 19, 2013
School of Nursing,School of Health Professions,School of Medicine,Research
KU Medical Center students showcase research at the Capitol
Summit exposes state officials to the work of Kansas graduate students

Feb 11, 2013
School of Nursing
Interdisciplinary team looks at ways to improve the hospital discharge process for pediatric patients
Interdisciplinary team looks at ways to improve the hospital discharge process for pediatric patients

Feb 07, 2013
School of Medicine
A new study is trying to find out why some MS patients go off their medications
Research project looks at why some MS patients don't take their medications

Feb 06, 2013
School of Health Professions
A KU Medical Center graduate student promotes peace with music
A KU Medical Center graduate student promotes peace with music

Jan 25, 2013
School of Medicine
A new book by Dr. Julie Wei says a diet high in milk and sugar may lead to ear, nose and throat problems in children
A Healthier Wei shows many ear, nose and throat problems in kids caused by poor diet

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