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Committee votes to let pharmacists dispense opioid relapse fighting medication - Vimarsana News

Committee votes to let pharmacists dispense opioid relapse fighting medication

A drug that would help former and recovering addicts fight off relapses would be more available under a bill being considered in the Missouri House. House Bill

Source: ktlo.com
Missouri House approves 'No Patient Left Alone Act' - Vimarsana News

Missouri House approves 'No Patient Left Alone Act'

Photo: Missouri Rep. Rusty Black. Photo: Courtesy Tim Bommel, Missouri House Communications The Missouri House has approved the easing of restrictions on

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With legalization looming, Black Missourians worry about losing out in medical marijuana industry - Vimarsana News

With legalization looming, Black Missourians worry about losing out in medical marijuana industry

More than 2,000 applications were submitted for medical marijuana licenses in 2019, but fewer than 400 were ultimately awarded. And while the state doesn’t track the race of those who got a license, people in the burgeoning industry say few went to Black-owned businesses.

Source: kcur.org
Missouri may force Kansas City Public Schools to transfer more than $8 million to charters - Vimarsana News

Missouri may force Kansas City Public Schools to transfer more than $8 million to charters

The charter school funding measure is one of two bills backed by school-choice advocates that have now been sent to the Missouri Senate. The other would allow students to transfer to schools outside their district.

Source: kcur.org
With legalization looming, Black Missourians worry about losing out in medical marijuana industry - Vimarsana News

With legalization looming, Black Missourians worry about losing out in medical marijuana industry

More than 2,000 applications were submitted for medical marijuana licenses in 2019, but fewer than 400 were ultimately awarded. And while the state doesn’t track the race of those who got a license, people in the burgeoning industry say few went to Black-owned businesses.