Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas president/CEO Matt All was invited to write a guest column in the Wichita Business Journal‘s November issue on health care. In his submission below, he explains the responsibility BCBSKS has to make health care better. Continue reading → Our responsibility to make health care better
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, preparation for the big feast is undoubtedly underway. Setting out a few appetizers is an easy way to keep your guests happy…and out of the kitchen as you’re putting the final touches on the turkey. Swap out the cheese and crackers for these flavorful bites instead. Continue reading → Three savory appetizers to treat your Thanksgiving guests
While often benign, teratomas, or ovarian cysts, can still cause female patients abdominal and pelvic pain, leading to the removal of the cyst. However, even after removal, teratomas can reappear. Learn more about them in this quick video from Second Opinion. Continue reading → {Video} Five things to know about teratomas
The relationship you develop with your doctor plays a major role in your overall health, but you’re also a major factor in the equation. Your doctor can tell you steps you can take to improve your health, but it is up to you to follow them. When you do this homework before your next doctor’s visit, you’ll be prepared to take a more active role in your health. Continue reading → The Doctor’s Note: Be prepared to take an active role in your health
Plant-based burgers have risen in popularity for people looking to eliminate meat from their diet. They’re often advertised as a better-for-you burger due to their low cholesterol and high protein content, but can they really be compared to the taste of a beef burger? We asked employees to try both and let us know. Continue reading → {Video} BCBSKS employees compare veggie burgers to beef burgers
