A recent study has found that the NIPA2 protein, long believed to be a magnesium transporter, actually prefers to transport more complex molecules called nucleotides.

The bus enables the Masonic Cancer Alliance, KU Cancer Center’s outreach network, to provide cancer screenings and educational materials to people in underserved areas.

The Kansas Family Support Center offers a tiered approach to support professionals and biological/foster families of children with complex needs. This includes children with autism, intellectual and ...

The resources listed here offer practical guidance and evidence-based strategies to enhance your precepting skills. Explore the links below to find resources tailored ...

Are you ready to apply to KU’s bachelor's degree in health information management? Follow these steps. Applications for this program open on December 1 and close on May 31. For priority status, your ...

Ready to apply to KU's bachelor's degree program in diagnostic science? Here's what you'll need to know. Applications received by February 1 will receive preferred status. After that date, ...

The Institute has developed and manages multiple initiatives designed to inspire young people to enter health care careers, while also providing professional development and continuing education ...

The University of Kansas Medical Center Police provide training to all students, faculty and staff of the Medical Center and The University of Kansas Health System.

BSN nursing preceptors help students in the capstone rotation build clinical reasoning, management and evaluation skills. The preceptor will support the student in meeting the four (4) goals. Use the ...

Dr. Melissa Huggins, a native of Kansas City, attended the University of Kansas for her undergraduate and medical school education. She completed her residency in obstetrics and gynecology in Northern ...

Meet the Department of Surgery residents at the University of Kansas Medical Center.

About 10% of New Zealand’s population served during the First World War, and of those who served, over 40% were wounded or hospitalised due to illness. On top of this, nearly 20% of those who served ...