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The price of insulin has skyrocketed, even though nothing has changed with its formula, according to the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement.

Disregard online offers for vaccinations against coronavirus because a vaccine does not exist.

It was decided earlier in 2019 that 10 facilities would be licensed throughout Missouri.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency says 148 deer have tested positive for chronic wasting disease so far this season.

Ashley McTyre was just 10 years old when she became a patient at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis. She says the doctors and nursing staff made all the difference for her.

The man didn't even get the rabies vaccination that day, but if he did, the bill shows it would have been an extra $13,048 charged.

The Lexington Place Healthcare and Rehab came to DHS’s attention after employees weren’t paid on Sept. 23.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is alerting the public about a recall of one lot of Alprazolam Tablets. The medication is being recalled due to the potential presence of a foreign substance.

Oct. 26 was National Drug Take-Back Day, and the Drug Enforcement Administration is now allowing new drug products to be disposed of at take-back locations.

Tennessee Department of Health reported the first vaping-related death in the state.

On a day that’s usually held to dispose of prescription drugs, is now being targeted to also dispose of E-cigarettes and vaping devices.

Arkansas State University hosted a joint meeting between doctors and lawmakers to discuss how to get more doctors in rural parts of the state, and moving patients away from emergency room care.

Gun control has the Tennessee delegation at odds on Capitol Hill in Washington.

Southeast said this is not the first time their Department of Nursing graduates have received the high score.

Arkansas' Senate president is proposing a new tax and regulations on vaping products, and hopes the governor will call lawmakers back to the Capitol to take up the issue.

Some young adults who received the MMR vaccine as children are no longer immune to it.

On the day of testing, park officials say toxin levels were in the EPA’s non-harmful range for humans but it could be dangerous for dogs because they are more likely to ingest the water.

Missouri has received more than 2,100 applications from businesses that want to run medical marijuana facilities.

While a cure is the ultimate hope, some are researching ways to delay the start of the disease.

The USDA classifies the health risk as "high."

Hugs and high fives can get any kid’s day going on the right foot, but doctors say sleep is the key to a successful school year.

A team of doctors at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital are making history.

A rare complication from birth control nearly took the life of a Fayette County teen.

The City of Jonesboro is opening cooling centers for the public to use during the excessive heatwave.

The products have been distributed nationwide and to United Arab Emirates.

Several southeast Missouri counties pre-filed for medical marijuana applications.

Woman dies after contracting flesh eating bacteria

The company's newest recall marks its exit from selling inclined sleep products completely.

Shelby County and the Memphis Grizzlies are working with Mamava to open "lactation pods" at FedExForum.

Missouri's health department has declined to renew a license to perform abortions for the state's lone clinic, but the St. Louis Planned Parenthood affiliate can continue to perform the procedure for now