Picture this: You remind a parent about a conversation from yesterday, but they have no memory of it. Later, they ask a question you’ve already answered several times. You wonder if you should say something, and how to do it without making them feel embarrassed or afraid. Does this sound ...
Maybe you had COVID a couple months ago. Maybe you’re immunocompromised. Maybe you rarely get sick, or you got a flu shot last year and caught the flu anyway. No matter your circumstances, when another fall vaccination reminder arrives, it is normal to wonder if another dose of the flu or ...
Advance voting for the Nov. 3 general election begins Wednesday. Follow these links to learn more about the races for the Douglas County Commission, U.S. Senate, Kansas governor, attorney general, secretary of state, a variety of Kansas statehouse candidates, and a ballot question about the ...
For the average woman, life after menopause spans decades – and what she needs to stay healthy may change considerably along the way. That long view is one reason this year’s Menopause Unmasked event will bring several areas of expertise into the conversation. The community panel, ...
Mental health challenges affect people of all ages, backgrounds and walks of life. Yet conversations about these concerns aren’t always easy to discuss. That’s especially true when it comes to a topic like suicide, which remains a leading cause of death in the United States, responsible ...
The Lawrence Journal-World is moving delivery of its newspaper to the U.S. Postal Service and will replace its Sunday print edition with a new Weekend Edition that publishes on Saturdays. Postal delivery will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 8 and the new Weekend Edition will debut on Saturday, Sept. ...