WHAT’S GOING AROUND: Common illnesses, more flu cases reported around Columbia
Clinics around Columbia are seeing more new cases of common illnesses and a new study shows changing your diet could lower your risk of stroke.
Continue ReadingClinics around Columbia are seeing more new cases of common illnesses and a new study shows changing your diet could lower your risk of stroke.
Continue ReadingDoctors at Broadway Urgent Care told ABC 17 News on Tuesday that they continue to see more cases of the flu.
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Continue ReadingMajor Mid-Missouri health care companies have hired 15 former Pinnacle Regional Hospital employees after the Boonville hospital shut down its clinics and services last month.
Continue ReadingCOLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Broadway Urgent Care in Columbia says it continues to see more cases of the flu. The cases include both influenza A and B. Broadway Urgent Care says it has a supply of flu vaccinations for anyone still wanting to get a flu shot.
Continue ReadingThe University of Missouri announced on Thursday that new school-sponsored trips to China have been canceled as coronavirus continues to spread.
Continue ReadingPinnacle Regional Hospital is no longer staffing its emergency room and has new hours for patients to retrieve their medical records.
Continue ReadingThe number of confirmed cases of the flu are up this year compared to last across Mid-Missouri, according to local health agencies. There is no exact start or finish to the flu season, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cites October as the start of the increase in flu cases and identifies
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Continue ReadingThe Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services released the results of the more than 1,200 applications for medical marijuana dispensaries Friday.
Continue ReadingThe Department of Health and Senior Services was in the process of issuing licenses for 86 medical marijuana-infused products manufacturing facilities on Friday.
Continue ReadingDoctors at Broadway Urgent Care in Columbia reported seeing more patients with the flu.
Continue ReadingHundreds of pounds of prescription drugs were collected and disposed of over the weekend as part of a public safety campaign. The annual Prescription Drug Take Back event allows the public to safely throw away opioids and other medications that are no longer wanted or needed. Maj. Tom Reddin, of the Boone County Sheriff’s Department,
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