The University of Kansas Health System

01/26/2026

The president of the KC Current is sharing her breast cancer diagnosis and why early detection is so important.
Raven Jemison is a leader on and off the soccer field. Hear her message for all women.

01/24/2026

Is it safe to let your kids play in the snow? Pediatrician Dr. Mike Lewis explains how to keep them safe from cold weather injuries.

01/24/2026

You've heard of frostbit, but have you heard of frostnip? Learn what to do when someone you love gets frostnip.

01/24/2026

01/23/2026

It is dangerous to be outside during extreme winter weather. Dr. Julia Slater, medical director of our Burnett Burn Center, explains who is at greater risk for cold weather injuries and signs of frostbite.

01/23/2026

With cold weather continuing across Kansas, it's important to look for signs of cold weather injury, including frostbit and hypothermia. Here's some helpful information, courtesy of NOAA NWS Weather Prediction Center. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gY7WMY

01/23/2026

Extreme cold is hitting the Kansas City metro. If you or a loved one needs help staying warm, there are resources available.

A Winter Weather Warning has been issued for KC, lasting through Sunday.

Keep your car stocked with essentials not only for your safety, but also to lend a helping hand to those in need. Need help staying warm? Dial 2-1-1 or visit https://211kc.org for local resources.

01/23/2026

Health System Prepares for Severe Weather, Addresses Frostbite and Health Risks

01/23/2026

Snow and subzero temperatures are a given during the winter season in Kansas City. We offer some safety tips here to help you prepare for severe winter weather and avoid the hazardous health risks you don't want or need. ➡️ https://bit.ly/4fSsXZx

01/22/2026

Did you know: The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination works to prevent 6 types of cancer – oropharyngeal, cervical, a**l, vaginal, vulvar and pe**le. However, there has not been an increase in HPV vaccination rates over the last few years. Most children should complete their HPV vaccination between ages 9 to 12. Catch-up HPV vaccination is recommended through age 26. Learn more. ➡️ https://bit.ly/3YJaxn1