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Midwestern states — including Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska — exceed the national average of detectable levels of lead in the blood of children. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency released a new plan to reduce lead exposure.
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Segment 1: Missouri does not enforce a 2008 federal law on mental health parity.When President George W. Bush signed the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici…
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The House of Representatives on Thursday passed the American Health Care Act, the GOP-backed bill to replace the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare.…
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Kansas freshman Republican Congressman Roger Marshall is getting a baptism of fire as he campaigns for the American Health Care Act — the bill Republicans…
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Jill Wagner’s life changed the day her then-10-month-old son, Dean, was hospitalized after a series of seizures.Tests revealed that Dean had a rare…
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This week, 655,000 medical records from three healthcare organizations, including one in Farmington, Missouri, were listed for sale on the "Darknet." As…
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The departure of UnitedHealthcare could leave Kansans shopping on the federal online marketplace with only one choice of insurer, but Kansas Insurance…
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Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill says she’s frustrated with the House of Representatives for not taking up three pieces of legislation that she calls…
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With a decision on the federal health law nearing, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon, a Democrat, is further defending his own position on a federal health…
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This fall, voters in Missouri will face a number of decisions: picking state and congressional representatives, the President. But also on the ballot will…
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A daily digest of headlines from KCUR.H&R Block Says Its Customers Are Targets Of A ScamKansas Lawmakers Consider Joining Compact to Oppose Federal Health…