Thirteen marketing projects received recognition overall.

Bayer is voluntarily recalling nearly 1,000 vials of a biological drug used to help prevent and control serious bleeding in patients with hemophilia A.

Close to 90,000 children and 23,000 adults have been dropped from Missouri's Medicaid health insurance program in the past year

Fowler said there is no registration or entrance fee required.

The meeting will be held at the Caruthersville Armory on Tuesday, July 23 at 6 p.m.

Nearly 773,000 women of reproductive age are in need of publicly supported contraceptive services and supplies.

The sun is finally out and if you’re headed outside, a Jackson woman is using her battle against Melanoma to urge others to protect their skin.

There's many questions and only a few answers around the new laws going into effect at the beginning of the year

The products have been distributed nationwide and to United Arab Emirates.

Staff from the Southern Seven Health Department collected the mosquitoes in Massac County in early July.

Disconnected or overweight youth are two of the main factors for Arkansas' poor ranking in a new study.

Health departments urge you to be careful, especially if you are dealing with flooding conditions.

Due to hundreds of public comments, the prohibition against tattooing over scarred skin has been removed from a proposed Kentucky regulation.

After a second reading by the city attorney, the ordinance was unanimously approved.

Missouri is working to settle a lawsuit alleging that the state overmedicated foster children with psychotropic drugs

Right now, the American Red Cross says most blood types have less than a three-day supply available.

EpiPens have been in short supply for over a year now after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration first declared a shortage back in May 2018, citing to manufacturing issues.

IDPH has added maternal and child health data to the Public Health Community Map.

Ticks are no joke in the summertime. River Ketcherside with Mike’s Mowing said he keeps a watchful eye out for ticks.

The legislation was introduced Thursday, July 11.

Experts want to remind you to check your sunscreen’s expiration date before you go outside.

Topics at the summit include medication-assisted treatment, law enforcement perspectives, statistics, and local information related to heroin and area opioid usage.

State officials are also reporting fish kills and distressed fish.

A hearing on whether Missouri's only abortion clinic should have its license renewed has been pushed back

They will each be 80 sq. feet., and are expected to open by mid-August.

About two dozen Catholic school students and parents in Kentucky have lost their initial appeal in challenging a health department's efforts to control a chickenpox outbreak

A new government report is shedding light on the lasting impacts of opioid use during pregnancy, and the impact on a child.

The department will only accept the Physician Certification as an uploaded document

U.S health officials say flu vaccine disappoints once again

A new nationwide study is providing new insight into the challenges that LGBTQ youth face every day.

About 28,000 personal assistants in the agency's home care program were scheduled to receive a 48-cent raise in August 2017.

Pritzker signed a bill that will legalize adult-use cannabis.

Missouri's health department has declined to renew a license to perform abortions for the state's lone clinic, but the St. Louis Planned Parenthood affiliate can continue to perform the procedure for now

The 9th annual Mercy Health - Lourdes Hospital Paducah Iron Mom Half-Marathon raised $61,768.23 for Family Service Society.

If you need to see a doctor, there’s a no-cost clinic set up now in three of our Heartland states.

A new Medicaid waiver will be added beginning July 1 for those battling substance abuse in Kentucky.

It is a one stop shop in three different locations where you to get free medical attention

Cape Girardeau is a step closer to setting up a buffer zone for potential medical marijuana dispensaries

The act would make Illinois the most progressive state in the nation for women’s reproductive rights

The Kroger Co. is joining the growing list of retailers selling CBD products.

Activities in lakes and rivers expose residents to blue-green algae.

The center will work with children on language, daily living skills, feeding problems, sleep problems other behaviors.

The department reports finding deficiencies in how the clinic’s lab examined and handled fetal tissue.

ICE says its Health Service Corps and staff with the Farmville Detention Center are working with the Virginia Department of Health to prevent the spread of infection.

A brother-sister duo secured FDA clearance for a new medical device that uses honey for wound care.

According to officials there is a critical shortage for the blood type, they said they only have a two-day supply.

Health officials are warning of a potential for Legionnaires' disease exposure at an outpatient cancer center in Springfield

Missouri DHSS shared updates to the medical marijuana program.

Norton Children’s Hospital says the Kentucky Division of Epidemiology and Health Planning, is reporting the tick population isn’t necessarily higher, but the mild winter is bringing them out earlier than normal.

There’s a new cap in town, but it’s not the kind you wear on a night out; it’s actually helping people through tough times.

The free preventive dental services are through the Southern Illinois University Carbondale Dental Sealant Grant Program.

The first mosquitoes to test positive for West Nile virus in Illinois is being reported in Dupage County, just West of Chicago.

First responders use "Medical ID" to get important health information from patients.

Hearing aids could soon be more accessible to Missourians who can’t afford them.

Multiple organizations and agencies will be attending the event to provide information about health issues and resources available.

A decade-long heroin addiction brought her to the brink of death more than a dozen times. But it was MRSA, that brought her to her knees.

The City of Cape Girardeau is considering a plan that would prohibit medical marijuana dispensaries and cultivation facilities from being within 1,000 feet of a school, daycare or church.

When looking for ear protection, Essner explained you want to check the noise reduction rating.