Saint Luke's Newsroom

Apr. 9, 2021

KSHB: Missouri opens up COVID-19 vaccines to all 16 and older

KSHB talked to Dr. Sarah Boyd about getting an appointment as Missouri expands vaccine eligibility and why teens and young adults should get the shot.
Apr. 9, 2021

KSHB: As Missouri moves to its final phase of vaccine distribution, doctors say the pandemic is not over

KSHB talked to Dr. Sarah Boyd about Missouri expanding vaccine eligibility to all adults.
Apr. 8, 2021

Northeast News: Artists bring awareness to vascular disease through new Northeast mural

Researchers at Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute and artists are sharing an important message about vascular health through art.
Apr. 8, 2021

The Kansas City Beacon: Chaplains find new ways to connect during the pandemic

The Beacon spoke to Saint Luke's chaplain residents Sergio Moreno-Denton and Andrea Murdock to find out how spiritual care provided to patients changed with COVID-19.
Apr. 2, 2021

KMBC: Doctors say sports physicals are crucial for student-athletes who have had COVID-19

KMBC talked to Dr. Kevin Munger about the lasting effects the virus can leave that could be dangerous if undetected.
Apr. 2, 2021

KCTV: COVID long-hauler credits Saint Luke's with saving his life, warns others of severity of symptoms

KCTV talked to one COVID long-hauler and Dr. Brad Steinle about the long-term effects of the virus and how rehabilitation plays an important role in recovery.
Apr. 2, 2021

Kansas City Business Journal: 2021 Healthiest Employers: Saint Luke’s Health System

The Kansas City Business Journal honored Saint Luke's Health System as one of the healthiest employers in the Kansas City area.
Apr. 1, 2021

Health Imaging: New guide helps clinicians better diagnose coronary artery disease using PET myocardial blood flow

Dr. Timothy Bateman explains why new guidelines were created for using PET to better diagnose coronary artery disease.
Apr. 1, 2021

KSHB: Chillicothe pastor helps doctors promote new age to start colon cancer screening

KSHB talked to one colorectal cancer survivor and Dr. Ben Kulow about why people should start getting regular screenings at age 45 instead of 50.