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St. Francis Campus first in Topeka to launch advanced AI technology to improve early lung cancer detection and treatment
Read more: St. Francis Campus first in Topeka to launch advanced AI technology to improve early lung cancer detection and treatmentTOPEKA, Kan. (Sept. 9, 2025) — The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus is the first hospital in Topeka to leverage advanced artificial intelligence technology to aid in the early detection and treatment of lung cancer. This groundbreaking initiative brings the latest in diagnostic innovation to northeast Kansas, empowering the health system’s St.…
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National Breastfeeding Month: Q&A to your most common questions about breastfeeding
Read more: National Breastfeeding Month: Q&A to your most common questions about breastfeedingExpecting new mothers often have many questions about the best ways to feed their newborns. We asked Mandy Chapin, RN, IBCLC, an international board-certified lactation consultant for the New Life Center at The University of Kansas Health System St. Francis Campus to answer some of the most common questions about breastfeeding. Which is better for…
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Back-to-School Health Tips: What Families Should Know from a Primary Care Provider
Read more: Back-to-School Health Tips: What Families Should Know from a Primary Care ProviderWhile August and early September brings the excitement of last-minute vacations and end-of-summer BBQs, it’s also one of the busiest and most important—times of year for primary care providers. “As a parent and a provider, I know how fast this season flies by,” says Gerard Pryor, APRN, a family nurse practitioner. “That’s why it’s so…