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03/19/2024 - WOWK by: Blake DeJarnatt
CEDAR GROVE, WV - After decades of running emergency medical services out of their fire station, Cedar Grove Volunteer Fire Department has turned the service over to the Kanawha County Emergency Ambulance Authority.

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03/19/2024 - WVNews
HUNTINGTON, WV - The City of Huntington and Cabell County Commission continue to press a lawsuit against three big opioid distributors.

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03/19/2024 - Charleston Gazette-Mail by: Todd Stephens
CHARLESTON, WV - Often cited as one of the most trusted professionals, community pharmacists have continued to operate in an environment of decreasing payment for the life-sustaining medications they dispense.

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03/19/2024 - WOWK by: Jordan Mead
CHARLESTON, WV - Critics of a bill awaiting Governor Jim Justice’s signature or veto could make it more difficult for some harm reduction organizations to help people struggling with substance abuse disorder.

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03/19/2024 - MetroNews by: Brad McElhinny
MORGANTOWN, WV - Delegate Joe Statler was at an education conference out of state when he heard the governor vetoed a bill intended to provide $2 million support groundbreaking research at West Virginia University’s Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute.

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03/18/2024 - MetroNews by: Brad McElhinny
CHARLESTON, WV - If private and parochial schools are allowed to set their own immunization policies under new legislation, West Virginia’s Catholic schools would continue to abide by existing standards.

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03/18/2024 - The Exponent Telegram by: Daisy Gibbons
CHARLESTON, WV - While hospitals are constantly trying to address staffing issues, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, a shortage of dementia care specialists threatens to bring about a full-blown crisis for Alzheimer's disease care in the Mountain State.

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