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Sep. 29, 2020

KSHB: Saint Luke's Innovates Heart and Brain Procedures Using 3-D Technology

Saint Luke's Innovating Heart and Brain Surgery with 3D printing
Sep. 29, 2020

KMBC: As pandemic continues, more people seeking mental health help

With so many added stresses from COVID-19, job pressures, family and financial challenges and kids at home 24/7, many people are grieving and some don't realize it.
Sep. 29, 2020

Daily Mail TV: Twist on the Mediterranean diet may be best for health

A review of research in the Journal of the American College of Cardiologists suggests a Pesco-Mediterranean diet may be best for your health. Dr. James O'Keefe explains why.
Sep. 29, 2020

KMBC: Crittenton Children's Center Raises Awareness for Suicide Prevention with "See the Light, Be the Light" Event

To help raise awareness for Suicide Prevention Month, Crittenton held a special event to help unite the light in all of us.
Sep. 29, 2020

Modern Healthcare: Four tips to tackle COVID-19 misinformation

Hospitals play an important role in addressing a flood of COVID-19 misinformation. Modern Healthcare talked to Saint Luke's President & CEO Dr. Melinda Estes about the best ways to do so.
Sep. 29, 2020

UnitedHealthcare Introduces New Health Plan Offering Lower Premiums and a High-Performing Network in Kansas City Featuring Saint Luke’s Health System and Children’s Mercy

New plan could save local employers up to 15% on health care costs. Kansas City-area residents can save money on premiums and access care from Saint Luke’s Health System and Children’s Mercy
Sep. 26, 2020

Healio: PET may be beneficial to guide revascularization strategy for CAD

PET perfusion and flow assessment may guide revascularization strategies for patients with carotid artery disease (CAD), according to a presentation at the Scientific Session and Exhibition of the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology.
Sep. 24, 2020

KMBC: People who spend time on ventilators face long road to recovery

After being on a ventilator, it can take a lot of hard work to get back to a normal life. KMBC talked to Dr. Brad Steinle and one local man who needed extensive rehabilitation.
Sep. 24, 2020

KMBC: Rapid COVID-19 tests becoming more popular because of their accuracy

The use of rapid coronavirus testing is becoming more common. KMBC talked to Dr. Sarah Boyd about the difference between a standard and rapid test.