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Joplin’s Warda Morsy is working to raise money for the Magdi Yacoub Global Heart Foundation.
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Unlike larger states such as California, there is no mandate from the Kansas Legislature that require campuses to have the opioid overdose-reversing drug on campus however several have installed Naloxone overdose kits.
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The percentage of U.S. hospitals offering telemedicine services sharply rose between 2017 and 2021, according to the results of a new study. In 2017, the percentage of hospitals offering at least one telemedicine was 46%, rising to 72% in 2021.
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Earlier this year the American Red Cross declared a national emergency due to the shortage of blood. The organization is experiencing the lowest number of people giving blood in the last 20 years. There's been a 40% decrease in the number of people donating.
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When CHPPGP’s opens it's fourth Kansas clinic, the Pittsburg Health Center it'll provide services including abortion (medication and procedural), contraception, emergency contraception (morning-after pill), STI and HIV testing and treatment, and pregnancy testing and services.
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Stotts City's buildings are in disrepair, but you can still imagine what it was like in its glory days. Its population now includes people fighting addiction.
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Missouri has had the most residents sickened by this Salmonella outbreak with 19. So far neighboring Kansas has reported four residents ill.
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Combined Kansas and Missouri are home to an estimated 5.2 million heads of cattle.
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Determining your goals in advance will help you select a facility that is most appropriate for you. Consult with your physician before embarking on a new fitness regimen, especially if there are medical conditions that might be a concern.
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Last year about 15.9 million people selected an Affordable Care Act (ACA) Marketplace health plan nationwide.