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KU News: Physicians reveal outlooks and concerns about use of artificial intelligence in medical care

From the Office of Public Affairs | http://www.news.ku.edu Headlines Physicians reveal outlooks and concerns about use of artificial intelligence in medical care LAWRENCE — New research from...

Wheat Scoop: Gather with fellow farmers and ag leaders for the Kansas Commodity Classic

For audio version, visit kswheat.com. The Kansas Commodity Classic returns on Friday, January 31, 2025, at the Hilton Garden Inn in Salina, bringing together Kansas...

“The Seven Warning Signs of Cancer”

Recently I was working with my son’s scout troop to help them achieve the personal fitness merit badge. This merit badge has many requirements...

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Kansas Fish Consumption Advisories for 2025

The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) (collectively, “Kansas”) is issuing fish consumption advisories...

As cheerleading gets competitive, a Kansas City doctor wants to make it safer from concussions

A Kansas City doctor and the American Academy of Pediatrics have issued a report analyzing the unique injury risks in cheerleading and how to...

No details emerged on Chiefs’ future home, despite officials’ 2025 timeline

Kansas legislative leaders could have a decision to make in the coming months on whether taxpayers will subsidize a new stadium for the Kansas City...

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Skating? Try living on thin ice

At a glance: Kansas State University fisheries and aquatics specialist Joe Gerken shares how some warm-blooded wildlife sustain themselves during cold temperatures. More information: Joe Gerken, 785-532-1418, [email protected] By Jacob Klaudt, K-State Research and...

7 outdoor activities to try after dark

By Renae Blum Blazing temperatures can put a damper on outdoor fun during the day. So why not head outside after dark? Bring a friend...

Keeping mosquitoes in check

Jacob Klaudt K-State Research and Extension news service Recent warming temperatures and wet weather patterns have created ideal conditions for mosquitoes, said Kansas State University entomologist...

Boat safe this summer with these top tips

With the kickoff to summer rapidly approaching, Nebraska Game and Parks reminds boaters to brush up on safety rules in preparation for peak boating...

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