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A former state health department employee is requesting that the Idaho Attorney General’s Office pay more than $68,000 in attorney fees and costs in a case over civil subpoenas the

A former state health department employee is requesting that the Idaho Attorney General’s Office pay more than $68,000 in attorney fees and costs in a case over civil subpoenas the

Nearly 60 drinking fountains in Bexar County schools tested over the EPA threshold on the first round of testing for lead. Of those, 49 were at SAISD schools.

A Nebraska health department is investigating more than 500 possible exposures to tuberculosis linked to an active case at a YMCA in Omaha.

Uncover the Nebraska Health Department's probe into 500+ potential tuberculosis exposures at Omaha YMCA Childcare, emphasizing proactive testing for children and community health measures.

Havana, Nov 2 (Prensa Latina) Family Medicine is of vital importance in Cuba, where the individual, his/her family and the community are cared for, thus guaranteeing the population's health, Yilian María Pérez, a specialist in General Comprehensive Medicine, said.

  Throughout the halls of the Union building community boards are filled with posters and information of all sorts. However, if you don’t have time to roam the Union and read everything posted here, here’s an overview of most of what’s on these community boards, as of Oct. 25, 2023. Student Resources The U’s Financial...

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ALBANY — Local child care staffing shortages have reached what some are calling a crisis level, and the issue is not expected to be solved anytime soon.Emily Lang Anastasio, director of marketing for the Capital District YMCA, says the shortage is being felt year after year.“It’s getting more and mo

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