Saint Luke's Health System is rolling out universal testing Thursday for all patients admitted across all of its hospitals. KSHB talked to Dr. Marc Larsen and Kirk Showalter about what this means for hospitals and front line workers.
In honor of National Nurses Week, Sooner Sports talked to former OU gymnast Russ Czeschin, who is now a Saint Luke's family nurse practitioner working on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic is causing another health emergency—people are not seeking treatment for heart attacks, strokes, and other serious illnesses. The Kansas City Star talked to Dr. Michael Main about why seeking care quickly is crucial.
An important, ongoing question, many may have is if they should keep routine doctors’ appointments or health screenings while we are still in the thick of a pandemic. Dr. Pluard talks to KCTV about the balancing act.
Researchers discovered a high mortality rate in COVID-19 patients on ventilators in New York. FOX4 talked to Dr. Amelia Fitzpatrick about how doctors are seeing much higher success rates locally and why.
Anita Striegel never felt sick from the coronavirus. She spent her 84th birthday battling the virus while at Saint Luke's Bishop Spencer Place and is humbled to have survived.
A new drug that could be the first step toward a potential COVID-19 treatment, called remdesivir, is showing promising results in clinical trials. KSHB talked to Dr. Sarah Boyd about what this means.
Saint Luke's is providing drive-thru testing for first responders in Grundy and Livingston counties. St. Joseph News-Press talked to Steve Schieber about the process.
