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Jul. 14, 2015

Giving Back in So Many Ways

No one knows the need for updated medical equipment like a former hospital employee and a long-time volunteer.

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Jun. 25, 2015

Deafness Can’t Quiet Mighty Melody

Melody spent 136 days in the NICU. She didn't respond to sound. Read about her journey to be able to finally hear.
Jun. 19, 2015

Gladstone Fire and EMS receive Spot-A-Stroke Award for recognizing Northland man's stroke symptoms

By all accounts, Kurt Hinrichs of Gladstone was a healthy man in his early 50s.

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Jun. 5, 2015

FOX4: Saint Luke's celebrates 30 years of heart transplants

30 years and nearly 700 heart transplants, Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute celebrates this major milestone. 
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May. 13, 2015

Sallie Wickens is Back in the Saddle Thanks to Saint Luke’s

As Sallie Wickens boarded the LifeFlight helicopter in Climax Springs, Missouri, in June 2012, she had no idea it would be the last leg of a journey that started when she was 5 years old.
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May. 8, 2015

FOX4: Saint Luke's Crittenton Children's Center Nationally Recognized for Program to Help Heal Emotional Trauma in Children

FOX4's Meryl Lin McKean reports on how a program designed in Kansas City to help heal young children who have experienced trauma is earning national recognition.
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May. 4, 2015

New Mom Comes Home to Saint Luke’s After Labor Scare at Another Hospital

Keely Bechtel hoped history would repeat itself. She had her first baby at Saint Luke’s South Hospital and planned to do the same with her second. But her obstetrician moved to another area hospital.
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Apr. 29, 2015

Precision Medicine Improves Use of Bleeding Avoidance Strategies and Reduces Bleeding in Patients Undergoing Percutaneous Coronary Intervention

Researchers at Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute asked the question whether prospectively determining and informing physicians of an individual patient’s bleeding risk would increase the proper application of bleeding avoidance strategies and result in reduced odds of bleeding.