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/PRNewswire/ -- In response to the recent statement issued by the California Society of Plastic Surgeons regarding the urgent need for improved regulation of...

The FDA received "more than 125 adverse event reports" related to children and adults who consumed edible products containing THC.

Retailers are making power-packed versions of THC oils, gummies and even sodas that doctors say they are now finding are highly addictive and causing actual brain damage in teenagers and young adults.

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The publication falsely claimed that the woman's son had died due to a COVID vaccine, leading to a wave of harassment and defamation directed at her and her legal representative.

First Amendment rights are tested as a Tennessee student sues over social media memes, sparking a compelling legal battle against Tullahoma City Schools.

Kansas is relatively well-prepared to respond to public health emergencies, but a new report says the state still needs to improve hospital safety and flu vaccination rates... Kansas doctors raise the alarm about a shortage of cancer-fighting drugs... and Leavenworth County seeks the death penalty for a man accused of killing his two sons. Those stories and more... here.

Kansas City police investigate a deadly shooting on I-670... Lawrence police respond to three suspected fentanyl overdoses in one night... Missouri executes a man who killed two jailers... and the recently retired president of the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank says the U.S. is likely to have high inflation and high interest rates for some time. Those headlines and more... here.

Lawrence police respond to three overdose calls Monday night, including one fatal case... an Amber Alert was canceled for four children taken from a Topeka home... and the Kansas Supreme Court won't rule on the merits of a lawsuit over industrial hog farms, at least for now. Those headlines and more... here.

It's a triple threat doctors want you to be prepared for: COVID, the flu and RSV. Health systems across the country are preparing for possible surges, including right here in Middle Tennessee.