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The California State Legislature passed a $300 billion state budget revision Monday, prioritizing affordable housing, public education and climate change.

Mercy Health – Lourdes Hospital, Kentucky Cancer Program and Kentucky CancerLink have worked together to combat colon cancer. Through this state-funded program, Kentucky CancerLink directs Kentuckians who qualify to no-cost colonoscopies at Mercy Health – Lourdes Hospital.

Since November 2020, Mercy Health — Lourdes Hospital, Kentucky Cancer Program and Kentucky CancerLink have worked together to combat colon cancer, ensuring that cost is not a barrier to Kentucky

National HIV Testing Day is a day to emphasize and encourage HIV testing.

LECOM is partnering with several other organizations to offer free lead screenings for Head Start children and others at high risk of exposure.

It may come as a surprise to some, but Cal/OSHA’s workplace violence regulations currently apply only to the Health Care Industry. Cal/OSHA plans to change that. Right...

Cal/OSHA workplace violence regulations currently apply only to Health Care Industry; otherwise it regulates workplace violence using employer obligation to identify, evaluate workplace hazards. Revised draft regulations will apply to general industry.

When a stalker wouldn't stop, one victim found help to get her life back.

Forestland owners can get paid to complete their first tree thinning, said Joe Friend, forester for the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.

Summer jobs provide fantastic opportunities to acquire specific technical skills and to learn more a...