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Chronic Kidney Disease Another Silent Emergency
Your kidneys are very important. Gradual loss of kidney function is chronic kidney disease, a serious condition. Learn more about CKD and how NKCH can help.
Noggin Knowledge
A hard hit on the head area can be serious.That’s the message the Brain Injury Association of America wants you to spread during March, Brain Injury Awareness Month, and throughout the year.
Husband Saves Wife With CPR After Cardiac Arrest
When Jennifer Schueddig suffered sudden cardiac arrest, her husband knew what to do. Tom saved her life with CPR and wants to inspire others to get CPR certified.
How to Stop Feeling Tired All the Time
Occasionally feeling tired is normal. But feeling tired all the time isn’t. Learn what might be causing it and ways to stop feeling tired all the time.
How to Get Your Resume to the Top of the Stack
Our recruiters share their inside tips for getting your resume noticed.
Aquablation Ace
For treatment of his enlarged prostate, Ray Demes looked to aquablation for its long-lasting relief and low complication rates. Now he is back to fulfilling his life’s passion — fitness.
9 Tips for Weight Loss Dietitians Want You to Know
An NKCH dietician shares tips to help you break the dieting cycle.
Live Well With PCOS
Explore ways to manage polycystic ovarian syndrome, or PCOS. Maintaining a healthy weight control and managing stress can help you live will with PCOS.
That Loving Feeling Facts About Intimacy After a Cardiac Event
A cardiac event doesn’t mean your love life has to change. Learn how safe sexual activity can be good for your heart and your connection with your partner.
High Stress Can Be Heartbreaking
Many feel heartbroken from the loss of a loved one or the end of a romance, but a heart can actually "break." Learn about broken heart syndrome, causes of it, and treatments.
KCPD Recognizes NKCH and MH Nurse for DUI Prevention Efforts
NKCH and MH's Erin Pavlicek, BSN, RN, earned a special KCPD honor for educating patients on the dangers of driving under the influence of prescription medications.
From Heart Failure to Six Miles a Day
Tim Baldwin came to the NKCH Emergency Department with congestive heart failure. After losing 100 pounds in 14 months, Tim is climbing mountains and inspiring the leaders of tomorrow.