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Health
December 12
Did you know? What does Missouri law say about the sale of raw milk?
Missouri law permits raw milk sales directly from farms, but not through distribution centers. Pasteurization, crucial for killing harmful pathogens, is mandatory for broader consumer sales.
Community
November 30
Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary nears completion, seeks community support for final touches
Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary nears completion and seeks community support to finish its new facility.
Community
November 27
Thankful People: Finding joy and community in Jackson’s grassroots street hockey movement
Jackson's grassroots street hockey movement brings joy and community to local teens. With a new rink on the way, this self-made league fosters friendships and inclusivity, leaving a lasting legacy.
Health
November 27
Proposed changes could make weight-loss drugs more accessible to millions of Americans
CMS proposes changes to Medicare and Medicaid to cover weight-loss drugs, recognizing obesity as a disease. This could expand access to millions, sparking debate over costs and benefits.
Health
November 22
CDC warns of carrot recall believed to have caused dozens of E. coli illnesses, one death
CDC issues warning on carrot recall linked to E. coli outbreak in 18 states, causing 39 illnesses and one death.
Health
November 21
Lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic: A public health perspective
Cape Girardeau's public health director reflects on the lessons from COVID-19, highlighting improved infrastructure, the impact of misinformation and the importance of community collaboration in future pandemics.
Health
November 20
U.S. hospitals navigate IV fluid shortage after hurricane disrupts supply chain
U.S. hospitals face IV fluid shortages after Hurricane Helene damages a key factory. Hospitals are conserving supplies and exploring alternatives as production ramps back up.
Health
November 15
Cape Girardeau County surveys residents on disaster readiness and pet evacuation plans
Cape Girardeau County is surveying residents on disaster preparedness and pet evacuation plans to enhance local emergency response strategies. Insights will aid in resource allocation and community readiness.
Health
November 10
Salute to veterans 2024: From battlefield to brushstrokes — how art is healing veterans like Bryan E...
Art is transforming the lives of veterans like Bryan Ewers, providing healing and community through the Veterans Affairs Whole Health Program.
Health
November 6
Thousands of dead fish wash up on banks near Fredericktown battery plant fire
A fishkill near a Fredericktown battery plant fire prompts water quality concerns. Critical Mineral Recovery funds alternate livestock water sources as EPA monitors air quality.
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