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- Check6 days agoChange DetectedThe news listing now features a Sep. 30, 2026 article about the connection between sleep and mental health. It replaces a Sep. 3 article announcing a $100,000 scholarship honoring Deron Cherry.SummaryDifference3%

- Check12 days agoChange DetectedAdds new items to the KCU in the News page, including Wellness Day coverage, the Score 1 for Health program, and an expert discussion on measles breakthrough cases. Removes older content such as a life-transitions blurb and related headlines.SummaryDifference4%

- Check19 days agoChange DetectedNew items were added to the KCU in the News feed for September 2026, including measles breakthrough coverage, resilience and wellness topics, and community health screenings. Older items were removed from the list, updating the archive.SummaryDifference13%

- Check26 days agoChange DetectedThe KCU in the News page adds several new September 2026 articles, including pieces about KCU-Joplin history and health topics. Older mid-2026 posts are removed, shifting the balance of stories presented to readers.SummaryDifference13%

- Check33 days agoChange DetectedTwo new KCU in the News items were added: 'Eating less isn’t always the key to better health' featuring Dr. Kelsey Able, and 'KCU honors Chiefs great Deron Cherry with scholarship' announcing a $100,000 scholarship. Two older posts—'Breaking the stigma: Helping boys and men talk about mental health' and 'Food safety during a power outage: If in doubt, throw it out'—were removed.SummaryDifference13%

- Check48 days agoChange DetectedThree new stories were added to KCU in the News: Navigating stress during life’s big transitions (Aug 20, 2026); KCU gives back through WE CARE Day (Aug 19, 2026); and How to reduce your risk of lip cancer. Several older items were removed from the section: How to reduce your risk of Lip Cancer; How oral health may impact brain health; Your oral health may have a greater impact on your overall health than you realize; Staying safe from ticks this summer.SummaryDifference13%

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