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The bill would allow naturopathic doctors to perform minor office procedures, similar to a primary care physician.
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EMS workers across the state are receiving training on how to give overdose victims a dose of buprenorphine, which manages cravings and withdrawal symptoms, after reviving them from an overdose with the overdose reversal drug naloxone.
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About half of U.S. states either ban or restrict access to abortion, meaning many clinics don’t offer the procedure.
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Jamaa Birth Village plans to open satellite midwifery birthing locations across Missouri next year. Patients can receive midwifery and doula care and social support services.
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More than 32,000 kids have received care from the Ronald McDonald House Charities Tooth Truck since it began offering services.
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On Jan. 1, those 18 and under who enroll in Missouri's insurance programs for low-income people will not be removed for 12 months.
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Across the Kansas City metro, departments are making strategic efforts to rebuild since COVID and prepare for future health emergencies. But they are fighting uphill battles against lackluster funding, a mass exodus of employees and public perception.
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The health care network's leaders say it's not subject to open records laws.
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A Missouri appeals court ruled that Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft's titles for six abortion-rights ballot issues were "replete with politically partisan language." Even though the proposed constitutional amendments cover all aspects of reproductive health care, Ashcroft's titles had a single-minded focus on abortion.
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The MU Faculty Council approves a statement to show support for those affected by the gender-affirming care policy.