Tele-Psychiatry Reaches Rural Kids in Need
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry estimates that as many as one in five children in the United
Telehealth Increases Primary Care Physicians’ Accurate Diagnosis of Skin Conditions
(12/12/19) A new University of Missouri School of Medicine study found a unique Missouri program shows access to dermatologists benefits
Telehealth Program Improves Access to Pain Management Care
(5/7/24) More Americans suffer from chronic pain than diabetes, heart disease, and cancer combined. Yet, a shortage of pain medicine
Telehealth is for doctors, too
(3/31/22) It’s no secret that the pandemic has increased awareness of telemedicine. But patients aren’t the only ones who benefit
Ten Graduates and Supporters of MU School of Medicine to Receive Alumni Awards
The University of Missouri School of Medicine and Medical Alumni Organization will present its most prestigious awards to graduates and
Tendon Repair Technique Supports Knee Movement Sooner after Surgery
Quadriceps tendon ruptures are disabling knee injuries that typically occur in adults ages 40 and older. Most tendon ruptures require
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Thank you to our service members
Today is a special day and one that has significant meaning for many of us across our health system. Veterans
The Glow Fades, but Warren’s Passion for Medicine Remains
Kyle Warren came to medical school for scientific reasons. He now places greater importance on building meaningful relationships with patients.
The Importance of Symbolism in Medicine
Read about Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and Dean Dr. Richard Barohn’s recent visits with staff throughout the health
