MO: Health
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
MO Heart Association urges caregivers to prioritize self-care
September is Self-Care Awareness Month and the American Heart Association in Missouri is urging caregivers to take some much-needed time for themselve…
Syringe services ease drug abuse impact in MO
Between 2016 and 2023, more than 14,000 Missourians died from drug overdoses, making it the leading cause of death for adults aged 18-44 in the state…
Poll: Missourians positive on state, concerned about cost of living, health care
A recent public opinion poll finds it's the best of times and the worst of times for Missourians. The "Speak up MO" poll from The Missouri Foundation …
Habitantes de MO son positivos sobre el estado, pero les preocupa el costo de vida y la atención médica
Una encuesta de opinión pública reciente revela que estos son los mejores y los peores tiempos para los habitantes de Missouri. La encuesta …
From rankings to real insights: Missouri’s Kids Count data
Many folks are familiar with the Annie E. Casey Foundation's Kids Count Data Book, a look at child well-being in every state. In Missouri, the …
New Missouri law ensures medication access
Gov. Mike Parson recently announced Senate Bill 751 would become law, allowing Missourians to access essential medications within their communities …
Groups renew calls to address radioactive contamination in food, water
Some organizations are renewing calls to address radioactive contamination in U.S. food and drinking water. The issue has gained prevalence in the …
Experts: Take precautions to enjoy safe time in summer sun
Summer is usually a fun time to enjoy the outdoors with family and friends, but experts said Missourians should be taking precautions to keep a day …
988 crisis lifeline marks 2nd anniversary of service
The country's 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline system turns two years old this month and a new report outlined Missouri's implementation, calling for …
MO advocates demand fairness in beef labeling, support for small farms
Family farm advocates are pushing for major changes in the new Farm Bill, including reduced subsidies for large factory farms, mandatory beef country-…
Data helps map a brighter future for Missouri's children
Missouri children are making strides in overall health but educational challenges remain, according to the 2024 Kids Count Data Book released by the …
Health care advocates suggest medical collaboration to treat fibroids
May is Women's Health Month and more than 26 million women in the United States have fibroids. Fibroids are benign growths, typically in the uterus …