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Babies, unlike governments or businesses, have been directly harmed by the actions of drugmakers and are entitled to their own payments, attorneys say.
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The tribe’s Vinita Health Center has 175 clients who participate in the Women, Infants and Children program.
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Many licensed medical marijuana businesses in the state won’t be selling buds before December, when widespread harvests are expected to be complete.
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W.W. Hastings Hospital has until Dec. 22 to show compliance or its accreditation with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services could be terminated.
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The Centers for Disease Control says 2.1 percent of Oklahoma public school students and 5.6 percent of private school students claimed at least one kind of exemption.
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Because Oxford Houses are sober-living homes, many residents oppose letting in newcomers who are taking drugs designed to help transition them out of opioid addiction.
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It prohibits tobacco use, including e-cigarettes and vaping devices, on all city-owned property and in city vehicles.
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Baker was responsible for incorrectly administering medications and potentially exposing patients to blood borne pathogens.
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Though fruits and vegetable contain pesticide residues, there are ways to reduce and eliminate residue on produce.
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Tribal health officials have dozens of vaccination clinics scheduled in October and November throughout the tribe’s jurisdiction.
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The Cherokee Nation’s Behavioral Health is recognized for its work in suicide prevention and Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day.
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