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Google's artificial intelligence is showing promising results in breast cancer detection. In testing, the software logged fewer false positives and false negatives than radiologists.
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A project at Yale University has developed a nasal delivery method that could go beyond use for the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
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A new bivalent booster shot for COVID-19 is being administered at pharmacy chains in the Kansas City area and will soon be available at local health departments. Should you get one if you've already had a booster?
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration are set to consider authorizing a new “bivalent” vaccine as early as this week. The Platte County Health Department is preparing for the new shot by assessing community needs.
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To date, the Canna Convict Project has already secured the release of 8 Missouri citizens from prison.
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Hope for COVID 'long-haulers' comes with new treatments and research
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Area medical professionals believe vaccinating Black Kansas Citians will be critical to curbing the pandemic in the area.
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A group of area researchers, faith leaders and health agencies will receive $1.9 million to expand COVID-19 testing and education efforts at African American churches.
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Even as pharmaceutical companies announce high success rates in their most recent trials, life won't return to normal anytime soon.
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Kansas congressman's wife and KU's Alzheimer's Disease Center expert offer updates on Dennis Moore and medical advancements.
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An update on national and local coronavirus vaccine trials, and the latest on Alzheimer's research and therapies.
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Traditional clinical trials often include white patients predominantly, but a diverse pool of participants can help make new vaccines more effective across demographics.