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Indoor sandbox aims to help families reduce screen time
As technology becomes more common in daily life, concerns about its impact on family relationships and children's well-being are growing. Dr. Libby Milkovich, a developmental and behavioral pediatrician at Children’s Mercy, described the...
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Children's Mercy to manage pediatric care at Mercy Springfield under new agreement
Kansas City-based Children’s Mercy will take over management of pediatric care for Mercy Springfield Communities starting November 1, following the finalization of a partnership that was first announced in March 2024.
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Children’s Mercy Hospital study links complex medical conditions to higher rates of child mental health issues
The relationship between chronic medical conditions and mental health diagnoses in children was the focus of new research presented at the Pediatric Hospital Medicine (PHM) 2025 conference in Anaheim, California.
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Children’s Mercy to manage hospital-based pediatric care at Mercy Springfield starting November
Children’s Mercy and Mercy Springfield Communities have announced further details about their partnership to expand pediatric care in southwest Missouri.
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Royals players receive autographs from Children’s Mercy Hospital patients at Kauffman Stadium
On Tuesday at Kauffman Stadium, Kansas City Royals players participated in an autograph session with a twist.
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Children’s Mercy develops mini-heart organoids for personalized drug screening
At Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, scientists have developed miniature lab-grown hearts known as organoids.
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Children’s Mercy researcher finds parental habits key to teen internet use
Parents' digital media habits play a significant role in shaping their children's online behavior, according to recent research led by Dr. Libby Milkovich, a developmental and behavioral pediatrician at Children’s Mercy in Kansas City.
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Children's Mercy adds four experts to board of directors
Children’s Mercy has announced the addition of four new members to its Board of Directors.
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Children’s Mercy achieves sixth consecutive Magnet designation
Children's Mercy has announced that it has achieved Magnet recognition for the sixth consecutive time.
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Doctors encouraged to use genome tests early in diagnosing children
Clinicians are being urged to prioritize genetic testing for young children exhibiting signs of intellectual disability or developmental delays, according to a new report from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).
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Kansas City teens gain work experience through ProX internships
Inside the gymnasium of Ewing Marion Kauffman High School in Kansas City, Missouri, 620 teenagers gathered as part of an internship program.
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Children's Mercy uses tech to manage viral illness surge
During the winter of 2023, staff at Children's Mercy Kansas City anticipated a surge in hospital admissions due to viral illnesses like influenza and RSV.
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Children's Mercy announces leadership transitions amid executive retirements
Children's Mercy has announced significant leadership changes as two of its senior executives, Robin Foster and Tom Wright, prepare to retire.
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Big Slick 2025 sets new fundraising record for Children's Mercy Hospital
A lively evening unfolded at T-Mobile Center as a gathering of actors, musicians, and athletes united for a charitable cause aimed at supporting Children’s Mercy Hospital.
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Missouri eliminates sales tax on period products amid affordability concerns
Missouri lawmakers recently passed legislation that eliminates the state sales tax on period products.
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Kansas City restaurant recognized for autism acceptance
An Instagram post from March highlighted a Kansas City restaurant’s notable response to a situation involving a mother and her young son, drawing significant online attention with thousands of likes and shares.
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Children's Mercy Kansas City begins $152 million upgrade for Overland Park hospital
Children’s Mercy Kansas City has announced a $152 million renovation and expansion project for its Overland Park hospital.
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BCBS requires prior approval for specific asthma drugs in five states
Patients in five states under Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) coverage now face new requirements for obtaining treatment for severe asthma.
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Kansas City parents enlisted to combat youth mental health issues
Nearly one in five parents in the Kansas City area have reported their child’s mental health as "fair" or "poor," according to a survey conducted by Children's Mercy Kansas City.
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Children's Mercy reveals new Wichita clinic expected to serve 10,000 pediatric patients
Children's Mercy revealed a preview of its upcoming $18.3 million clinic in Wichita.