HEALTH
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150County health officials once again “strongly recommending” indoor masking with COVID cases on the rise
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health officials are once again strongly recommending people to mask up as coronavirus cases are on the...
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122Multi-million dollar settlement to help Kansas combat opioid crisis
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) – Kansas has amassed more than $200 million from lawsuits against prescription opioid makers, distributors and pharmacies. The state...
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126Cleveland health inspectors looking into rat problem on Public Square
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – The Cleveland Department of Public Health is looking into a growing rat problem on Public Square, that officials...
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105Smart bandage that detects how a wound is healing among winners of Dyson Award
Asmart sensor that detects how well a wound is healing, and a device that recycles plastic bottles into 3D printer filament, are...
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155Is Screen Time Really Damaging Our Children?
Astudy of kids ages 3 to 5 suggests that digital media use (“screen time”) impacts the development of brain areas responsible for...
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146New Haven uses COMPASS for dozens of mental health calls in program’s first weeks
The woman started screaming. Her belongings were on the street. The marshal served her papers. She didn’t want to leave. A cop was...
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143Free health fair attracts hundreds for screenings in northeast Columbia
Hundreds of people received free health screenings Saturday as part of the 16th-annual Meeting Place Church of Greater Columbia Health Fair. Participants were screened...
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112Golisano After Hours expanding its hours
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Golisano After Hours is expanding its hours beginning Monday, November 14, to handle the increasing number of children...
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116‘Where is it coming from?’ Hydro residents, OSDH working to find cause of E. coli outbreak
Oklahoma health leaders are still investigating what’s behind an E. coli outbreak in Custer and Caddo counties. Fox 25 stopped by Hydro...
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120New Hampshire health officials report 6 new deaths related to COVID-19
New Hampshire health officials reported six new deaths related to COVID-19 on Wednesday. There have now been 2,782 COVID-19-related deaths reported by...
