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After three years of free-to-ride public buses, the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority is thinking about charging fares again. Plus: Large areas of Missouri and Kansas are without primary care doctors, but many hope that medical students just starting their careers will help remedy that.
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As much as 80% of Missouri and about 50% of Kansas lacks a primary care doctor, according the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, leading to hours-long drives for patients. Medical school students just starting their careers may hold the key to serving those communities.
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Stephanneth Adams plans to leave Kansas.The nurse practitioner landed in the state’s rural southwest — where she saw patients in Garden City, Dodge City…
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A new program at KU allows community college students to earn an Associate's and a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing at the same time. Dr. Nelda…
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http://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/kcur/local-kcur-934426.mp3Kansas City, MO – The University of Missouri-Kansas City will soon be…