Our experts respond to unanswered community questions from throughout the week. Amanda Cackler, RN, director of infection prevention and control, joins from our campus in Great Bend, Kansas.

We look into the research side of monoclonal antibodies and what other medicines can be used to fight COVID.

Using monoclonal antibodies to fight COVID-19. What exactly are they? Who can get them? How do they help? When will they be FDA approved? Dr. Nathan Bahr with Infectious Diseases joins us to break it all down. Plus, we hear from a patient, sick with COVID, as he sits down for his infusion.

October is breast cancer awareness month! Breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women. Screening saves lives. Where you get your screening also matters. We'll share one woman's story about how doctors here saved her life by discovering a missed diagnosis.

It's follow up Friday. Our experts give responses to unanswered community questions from throughout the week. Dr. Marc Parrish, an OB/GYN, joins to answer questions related to pregnancy and COVID-19.

Cancer screenings took a nosedive in the last year despite easing of COVID restrictions. We look at the long term impact. Guests include Dr. Roy Jensen, director of The University of Kansas Cancer Center, and Dr. Ronald Chen, chair of radiology oncology.

Dr. Kevin Ault, an OBGYN, joins us ahead of Wednesday’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices meeting. He’ll share what he expects to hear during the meeting as too many expectant and postpartum moms are getting seriously ill with COVID-19.

As the season changes, fall allergies are an issue for many. Unfortunately, allergies and COVID-19 symptoms are similar: cough, shortness of breath, fatigue and a sore throat. We’ll talk with an allergist to help us tell the difference between the two.

Pfizer announced its vaccine is safe and effective in children ages 5 to 11, so when will it be approved by the FDA? We hear from Dr. Amol Purandare, infectious diseases physician at Children's Mercy, on what parents need to know.

In addition to answering community questions about COVID-19, we reported live from Arrowhead Stadium on a passionate group of bike riders traveling cross country raising money for Coast to Coast for Cancer to find a cure for cancer. We caught up with a few of the riders cycling from Colorado to Kansas City.