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Voice of the People, May. 18
Mental-health medicines This is in response to "Psychologists seek prescription power; Health professionals split over contentious bill now up to House" (News, May 12) and "Rx: Slow down; Psychologists and mental health medicines" (Editorial, May 13)....Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Chicago Hotels, Physiology, Religion and Belief, Colleges and Universities
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Woman charged with poisoning burritos, feeding them to family
A 41-year-old Lower Macungie Township woman was charged with poisoning burritos with prescription medication and feeding them to her husband and daughter Tuesday night, according to court records. The husband and daughter were taken to a hospital after...
Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Prosecution, Chemical Industry, Fogelsville, Physical Conditions
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MO legislature passes bill requiring doctor for first dose of abortion inducing drug
Missouri lawmakers have sent to the governor legislation requiring doctors be present for the initial dose of an abortion-inducing drug. Supporters say the requirement protects a woman's health and safety by ensuring the prescribing physician is present....
Tags: Chemical Industry, Abortion, Social Issues
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Latest Missouri news, sports, business and entertainment
MISSOURI BUDGET Mo. Senate panel backs funding for First Steps JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri Senate panel had endorsed a new funding source for a program that serves developmentally disabled children. A Senate health committee amended a...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Mother's Day, Personal Income, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Trials
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Missouri lawmakers approve tougher abortion drug rules
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri lawmakers have given final approval to legislation that would require doctors to be present for the initial dose of an abortion-inducing drug. The House sent the bill to Gov. Jay Nixon on a vote of 115-39 Monday. It...Tags: Jay Nixon, Chemical Industry, Abortion, Social Issues
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Josh Hamilton's allergy issues nothing to sneeze at
addCustomPlayer('1j59v4a9evljr1d1b5hvawowo7', '', '', 600, 418, 'perf1j59v4a9evljr1d1b5hvawowo7', 'eplayer15'); Josh Hamilton said he has changed sinus medication and is scheduled to be tested for allergies, but he wanted to make one thing about his...
Tags: Albert Pujols, Josh Hamilton, Minor League Baseball, Texas Rangers, Allergies
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Latest Arkansas news, sports, business and entertainment
PLAINS STORMS Forecasters: US midsection could see bad weather NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Forecasters say portions of the central United States could see severe weather this weekend and Monday. The Storm Prediction Center at Norman, Oklahoma said...Tags: Awards and Prizes, Spring Training, Trials, Social Media, Arkansas State University
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George Williams was shocked when told he had breast cancer
Wherever George Williams goes so does his blue folder. Papers are tucked in neatly while other pages sneak out the edges. The folder is slightly worn and contains copies of his medical records for those skeptics who question his medical history. "Are...
Tags: Chemotherapy, Medical Procedures and Tests, Colonoscopy, Tamoxifen (drug), Health Treatments
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Ark. correction agency loses drug company account
Associated PressLITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Arkansas Department of Correction says a pharmaceutical company has closed its account after the state last month acknowledged plans to use its anti-seizure drug phenobarbital in executions. Department of Correction...Tags: Chemical Industry, Death Penalty, Drugs and Medicines, Prisons
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Here is the latest Arkansas news from The Associated Press
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge has rejected Arkansas' attempt to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the state's 12-week abortion ban. The groups suing the state on behalf of two Little Rock doctors are seeking a preliminary injunction against...Tags: Court Preliminary, Trials, Judges, Chemical Industry, Crime, Law and Justice
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Lawmakers approve requirement for Mo. doctors to be present when administering abortion drug
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri lawmakers have given final approval to legislation that would require doctors to be present for the initial dose of an abortion-inducing drug. The House sent the bill to Gov. Jay Nixon on a vote of 115-39 Monday....Tags: Jay Nixon, Chemical Industry, Abortion, Social Issues
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Northwestern University invests in early-stage cancer clinical trials
Northwestern University is investing $10 million in an initiative that aims to enroll more patients with advanced and hard-to-treat cancers in early-stage clinical trials. The university, which plans to announce the new institute this week, said it...
Tags: Litigation, Northwestern University, Medical Procedures and Tests, Arts and Culture, Healthcare Provider
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