Nearly half of the physicians in the U.S. who died from COVID-19 were international medical graduates (IMGs), a new study found. Published this month on the JAMA Network Open website,
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The Medical Society of Sedgwick County dedicated the city’s newest Keeper statue on April 28, a mosaic ode to the heroic work of the medical community in battling COVID-19 over
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The stress of living through the COVID-19 pandemic and the far-reaching economic impacts it has caused has negatively af-fected people’s health and created new barriers for people already suffering from
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Mental health issues have taken a front-row seat over the past year as families deal with the fallout from COVID-19, community restrictions and other unprecedented changes in their lives stemming
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Although 90% of residents in Sedgwick County said they were concerned about the COVID-19 virus, only two-thirds of residents here said they planned to get the COVID-19 vaccine – sparking
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In recognition of Black History Month, MSSC is spotlighting the Brown family, which has had a three-generation-long history of providing care to our community. Dr. G.G. Brown was one of
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Public health officers in Kansas and across the U.S. faced a range of reactions to their pandemic orders – some of them threatening Just a short time ago public health
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The 8th annual Kansas Healthcare Ethics Conference will take place on March 10 in a new virtual format. Topics range from COVID-19 issues to self-care. The conference cost is $60
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Black physicians in Sedgwick County are urging all doctors – especially those who treat patients of color – to help dispel inaccurate COVID-19 myths and promote the widespread use of
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COVID-19 vaccinations are underway in Sedgwick County and much of the state, but the process isn’t running as smoothly as many health leaders would like. A disjointed federal and state
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