People who die of suicide are much more likely to have seen a primary care doctor in the months prior to their death, according to a new report released by

Recently, hospital Chief Medical Of­ficer Lowell Ebersole, DO, grabbed some trash bags, PPE and other supplies and began emptying trash cans and restocking shelves in patient rooms in the medical

Mostly decked out in blue scrubs in a quiet area of his office, Wichita psychiatrist Larry Mitnaul, MD, has figured out how to reach patients where few docs have gone

The rapidly escalating surge in COVID-19 infections across the U.S. is once again overwhelming our hospitals, taxing overworked doctors and nurses, and worrying physicians who haven’t yet recovered from the

And what a year it was! Take a peek back at the “Year in Review” magazine published by the Medical Society of Sedgwick County. We recap how the pandemic changed

For two members of MSSC, Russia’s war on Ukraine is deeply personal. “I am incredibly saddened by all the events in Ukraine,” said Nataliya Biskup, MD, who practices at Wichita’s