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On Sept. 23, the information was made available due to a “security vulnerability” on the Cabinet’s public health measles dashboard.
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There is a classical violinist from the Crossroads area who traded in the cozy, Southern lifestyle of Victoria for the hustle and bustle of New York City. Claire Smith Bermingham […]
A pilot project at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences is aiming to develop more effective ways to reduce nicotine use among teens in rural Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK -- A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences filed by two former students who were expelled from the university's nurse anesthesia program.
The federal government awarded nearly $227.1 million to Oklahoma to invest in programs that strengthen rural healthcare, according to the state health department.
Celebrate Bristol Bay Salmon Week in Seattle! From Nov 14–21, taste wild Alaska sockeye specials at over 40 top local restaurants like Ray’s and Local Tide.
The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife confirmed that avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, is present in birds at Lake Tye Park in Monroe, Wash.
Health officials in Vermont say the risk to the general public remains low, though say investigations are ongoing. They last detected a measles case in February.
The Vermont Department of Health has confirmed a small number of measles cases in Orleans County, according to a release sent out on Monday.
“The risk presented to most Vermonters by the current situation is low,” the Vermont Health Department said, but it is asking providers to be on alert.
The FoldaVirus tool, created at the University of Minnesota's Hormel Institute, has predictively modeled the structure of nearly 700 viruses, so far.