A recent study has found that the NIPA2 protein, long believed to be a magnesium transporter, actually prefers to transport more complex molecules called nucleotides.
Digital Health Co/Lab at the University of Kansas is pleased to invite you to Innovators Day 2026, our annual event dedicated to advancing innovation in digital health. The event brings together ...
After receiving a BS in Biology from the University of California-Irvine and a PhD in Biomedical Sciences at the University of Texas-Houston, Welch worked in the pharmaceutical industry studying ...
On December 16, 2025 President Trump issued an expanded travel ban, restricting entry of nationals from 20 additional countries, including the Palestinian Authority, and limiting exceptions included ...
Dr. Michael W. Perry is an Orthopedic Surgeon who specializes in Adult Reconstructive Surgery. As an Adult Reconstructive specialist, he treats patients with a variety of causes of hip and/or knee ...
Meet the current residents for the Department of Anesthesiology at KU School of Medicine ...
The Student Research Forum (SRF) exists to serve the students at the University of Kansas Medical Center, to advance their research and to bolster their professional development. The forum provides a ...
A donation from the OVERRUN Ovarian Cancer Foundation to help advance the diagnosis and treatment of ovarian cancers. OVERRUN has helped support the efforts of Dr. Godwin and his trainees for the past ...
The University of Kansas Cancer Center broke ground on the future site of a new complex today that will bring research and patient care into one complex for the first time in KU Cancer Center’s ...
Melatonin use in children 6 years old and younger is rising globally, but there is little data on its effectiveness or long-term health effects in kids with typical neurological development, according ...
The bus enables the Masonic Cancer Alliance, KU Cancer Center’s outreach network, to provide cancer screenings and educational materials to people in underserved areas.
A new paper led by Eleanor Leavens, Ph.D., assistant professor of population health and a member of The University of Kansas Cancer Center’s Cancer Prevention and Control research program, provides ...