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Dec. 15, 2020

Medical Xpress: New research on omega-3s and heart rate recovery

New research on omega-3s and heart rate has been published in The Fatty Acid Research Institute (FARI) in conjunction with The Cooper Institute.
Dec. 11, 2020

ABC News: Saint Luke's nurse Abi Brittain receives 2020 Thrivership Award

After a devastating crash left Abi fighting for her life, she was so inspired by the nurses who saved her that she became a nurse herself to help save others. Watch ABC's Robin Roberts present Abi with the 2020 Thrivership Award.
Dec. 10, 2020

The Kansas City Beacon: How Kansas City metro COVID-19 restrictions compare to each other

Most of the Kansas City metro is tightening COVID-19 restrictions. The Beacon spoke to Dr. Marc Larsen about why eating out or going to the gym still comes with a higher risk.
Dec. 10, 2020

KSHB: Experts warn COVID fatigue may lead to winter surge

Health experts are expecting a surge in COVID-19 cases this winter. KSHB spoke to a psychotherapist at Saint Luke's Behavioral Health Services about the importance of fighting COVID fatigue this holiday season.
Dec. 10, 2020

FOX4: With more research needed, doctors urge those who recover from COVID-19 to stay cautious

Doctors say people who survive COVID-19 and develop antibodies should remain vigilant. FOX4 talked to Dr. Sarah Boyd about the chance of re-infection.
Dec. 9, 2020

KMBC: Health officials warn COVID-19 cases remain high, surge expected

Health officials warn COVID-19 cases are expected to surge following Thanksgiving gatherings. KMBC talked to Dr. Ginny Boos about the key takeaway message for the rest of the holiday season.
Dec. 9, 2020

KSHB: Research shows COVID-19 survivors should get virus vaccine

Once a vaccine becomes available, many are asking if those who have had the virus should get the vaccine. KSHB talked to Dr. Sarah Boyd to learn more.
Dec. 8, 2020

KCTV: Study finds most COVID-19 patients deal with neurological symptoms

A recent study found most people hospitalized with COVID-19 may have lasting neurological issues. KCTV talked to Dr. Karin Olds and one local woman who has been dealing with the effects of the virus for months.