University Health, formerly known as Truman Medical Center, has announced a new webcast series called Healthy Goals KC, to be streamed live on YouTube. This initiative aims to provide health-related information pertinent to the World Cup, focusing on both player injuries and fan safety. The webcasts will feature discussions led by physicians, emphasizing the importance of hydration and addressing potential health risks associated with the event. Kansas City's medical community is preparing for the influx of thousands of fans, with the hospital's emergency department being the nearest to Fan Fest, located about a mile from the National WWI Museum and Memorial. Public health officials have identified key concerns including the local heat, a measles outbreak, food poisoning, and sexually transmitted infections. Coordinated efforts among health departments in nine counties, alongside the city health departments, aim to ensure the safety of attendees. The Healthy Goals KC webcasts will go live the morning after each match, except for those on Fridays or Saturdays, with the first sessions scheduled for June 17, 22, and 26, and July 6 and 13.