Health

Brownback signs bill on dental hygienists' work

By The Associated Press on May 15, 2012

Gov. Sam Brownback has signed a law that expands the types of work that dental hygienists will be allowed to do.

Kansas man shows off advanced foot prosthesis

By The Associated Press on May 3, 2012

A 68-year-old Kansas man who lost his lower left leg to diabetes has a new generation microprocessor-controlled foot — the first of its kind in Kansas.

Kansas gets about $21M for health centers

By The Associated Press on May 1, 2012

Kansas is getting about $21 million to expand community health centers in five cities.

Douglas County releases health assessment results

By 6News Staff on April 30, 2012

The Douglas County Health Department says results from the Community Health Assessment are now available.

Hundreds rally over Kan. gov.'s Medicaid overhaul

By The Associated Press on April 25, 2012

Hundreds of developmentally disabled Kansas residents and advocates for them have rallied at the Statehouse against part of Gov. Sam Brownback's plan to overhaul the state's Medicaid program.

KU Hospital to redevelop heart transplant program

By The Associated Press on April 23, 2012

The University of Kansas Hospital has announced plans to redevelop its heart-transplant program, which closed in 1995.

Delay in Kansas breast cancer bill criticized

By The Associated Press on April 10, 2012

Some Kansas lawmakers say a political rivalry is holding up a bill designed to improve the diagnosis of breast cancer.

Health officials say rabies cases up 300 percent

By The Associated Press on April 10, 2012

Kansas health officials say 13 rabies cases have been confirmed so far this year, a 300 percent increase over the same time period last year.

Brownback says beef flap unwarranted

By The Associated Press on March 29, 2012

Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback says the controversy over what the beef industry calls finely textured lean beef "is unmerited and unwarranted."


Governors to tour plant where 'pink slime' is made

By The Associated Press on March 28, 2012

Governors and lieutenant governors from at least four states are planning to tour the lone remaining Beef Products Inc. plant in operation as a sign of support for the company.
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