KU Hospital First in State to Offer New Brain Aneurysm Treatment
Kansas University Hospital becomes first in the state to offer a novel brain aneurysm treatment after a patient with large, inaccessible aneurysm was deemed too risky for surgery. Interventional neuroradiologist Dr. Alan Reeves notes the limited options and the slim chance of rupture relief, with ongoing patient life impact described.
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Civil War lecture opens on Kansas Day at Constitution Hall
The annual Civil War era lecture series began on Kansas Day at Constitution Hall State Historic Site Lecompton with themes on the Underground Railroad James Lane and Quantrill's Raid survivors. The same day the Jayhawks hosted a Special Olympics camp and the Wilt Chamberlain Basketball Clinic drew about 200 participants at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Daisy Foundation honors nurses with first award this spring
Bonnie Barnes recalls time with her son Patrick who died in 1999 and notes the DAISY Foundation they started to recognize compassionate nursing. Lawrence Memorial Hospital will present its first DAISY award this spring in a ceremony highlighting exceptional caregiver efforts.
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School district consolidation group to report progress
On Tuesday officials from the district consolidation working group will provide an update on their efforts. They aim to show milestones reached, upcoming steps, and any changes to timelines or plans. Community members are encouraged to attend for questions.
Dole Presidential Lecture Series Offers Politics and Power
George Diepenbrock reports from the Dole Institute where historian Richard Norton Smith opens the 2012 Presidential Lecture Series. He cites Washington as a master politician, praises Lincoln as the greatest political figure, and contrasts presidential success and failure with insights on race, pragmatism, and leadership.
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Taxi drivers life stories fuel Jayhawk Taxi’s night voyages
Randall Barnes works the 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. night shift with Jayhawk Taxi, a local business run by Shawn Hoefler since 2008. The six drivers hear a spectrum of tales from riders while managing grumpy, frustrated, and loud passengers as the service nears its 100000th ride.
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School district ahead of the curve on lunch menu upgrades
Lawrence public schools anticipate minor changes as the USDA rolls out three year standards to boost whole grains fruits and vegetables while cutting fat and salt. Lindsey Morgan notes district already aligns with the plan with half grains whole and daily fruit and veg options plus at least one low fat entree under 480 mg sodium.
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