We maintain policies to keep patients, visitors and staff safe – including masking for all. Learn the latest on our visitor policy, now 2 guests per patient for most visit types.
Following months navigating a pandemic, the arrival of vaccines brings us much hope. It also brings many questions, and we’ll answer the most commonly asked ones here.
Summertime is for swimming, outdoor activities and plenty of exposure to the sun. Dermatologist Anand Rajpara, MD, helps dispel some of the myths surrounding sunscreen so you can stay safe while having fun in the sun.
The same ultraviolet (UV) radiation that can damage your skin can also hurt your eyes. Dirck DeKeyser, OD, shares some tips to keep your eyes healthy while enjoying summer activities.
Being a mom is 1 of the toughest jobs there is, but it's even tougher for some to accept their new post-baby body. That's where a mommy makeover can help.
MonaLisa Touch laser therapy is more than just cosmetic vaginal rejuvenation. It's a game-changer for women with genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM).
The CDC recommends all people age 12 and over get their COVID-19 vaccine as soon as possible. We've compiled a list of common questions to help inform you why COVID-19 vaccination is so important.
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States and worldwide. Protecting your child’s skin from too much ultraviolet (UV) radiation early in life can greatly reduce this risk.
Riley Ferree, RN, explains what it’s like to join The University of Kansas Health System and thrive in her nursing career,
As many as 1 in 4 adults have varicose veins: large, dark blue, swollen or gnarled blood vessels visible through the skin. But what causes them?
Your body will experience many changes during your pregnancy. Learn what to expect as the baby grows.
It is very important for you and your baby that you take care of yourself while pregnant. In addition to eating right and exercising, there are environmental factors you should know about.
Learn how COVID-19, stress and sleep disorders could be impacting your sleep.
Rare diseases affect fewer than 200,000 people in the U.S., which makes diagnosis and treatment at academic medical centers like ours crucial for accuracy.
Trying to meal prep? This salad is perfect for making ahead and eating all week long.
Celebrate Heart Month while enjoying the tastes of Thanksgiving with this heart-healthy, high-protein salad recipe.