Dear Doctors: I am a COVID-19 long-hauler, and it has been a horrible experience. I have tinnitus, tremors and shortness of breath, and I lost my sense of smell. It’s disabling, and I am doubtful I will ever be the same. Can I assist in research in any way? What kinds of clinical trials are there?
WINFIELD(AP) — State investigators have identified the woman who they say was shot and killed in an exchange of gunfire in southern Kansas, authorities said. Andrea C.
KidFEST, an annual event for and about children, was hosted by Harvey County United Way at multiple locations in Harvey County on April 16. KidFEST is designed to bring children ages birth to 8 year old together to participate in fun activities from local businesses and nonprofits, and receive a free book to take home.
Preliminary estimates reported by the Labor Market Information Services (LMIS) division of the Kansas Department of Labor (KDOL) and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) show a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 2.5% in March. This was unchanged from 2.5% in February and a decrease from 3.5% in March 2021.
TOPEKA — A Kansas bill signed into law Thursday spans the gamut of tax policy, packaging more than two dozen measures amending property, sales and income tax laws. The massive House Bill 2239, backed by the Legislature and Gov.
Prairie View is recently announced Charlotte Loewen to the McPherson campus as a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker. “I was attracted to Prairie View because of the quality of care that is provided,” Loewen said.
Shelly Parkman wanted to be a family therapist, but the doors kept opening for a career in substance use counseling. Now, years later, she still enjoys watching miracles happen and helping individuals apply what they’ve learned in treatment.
MANHATTAN – The recent increase in prices for many of Americans’ everyday expenses may motivate a return to simpler living, said Kansas State University family resource management specialist Elizabeth Kiss.
Skin is the largest organ in the human body, but it’s easy to take it for granted. Unless we notice pain or itching or funny spots, most people don’t give it much thought.
Note from the Editor: I do expect Gloria to return writing the column next week, that is what she told me yesterday, but I also told her to take all the time she needs. But, I think, for her, writing the column and reconnecting with readers is therapeutic - Kevin