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University of Kansas researchers are using artificial intelligence to bring futuristic ideas to present day.

From Science Fiction to Science
From Science Fiction to Science

New study reveals kidney transplants can also reverse some brain abnormalities from kidney disease.

New Kidney Better Brain Health
New Kidney, Better Brain Health

The truth behind some common health myths.

MythBusters!
MythBusters!

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Surveying Health in Rural Kansas
Judy Johnston is Surveying Western Kansas Residents on How to Improve Their Health and Well-Being.
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10 Questions with Nelda Godfrey
Nelda Godfrey, the associate dean of innovative partnerships and practice at the KU School of Nursing, is exploring the professional identity of nurses.
From the Executive Vice Chancellor
An update from the KU Medical Center Executive Vice Chancellor, Robert D. Simari, M.D.
Alumni Spotlight
Jennifer Bacani McKenney, M.D., Family Practice Specialist
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