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Sen. Missy Irvin, R-Mountain View, the chair of the Senate Public Health Committee, discusses Arkansas' Medicaid program on this week’s Capitol View program.
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Dr. Burke Soffe will lead Lyon College's School of Oral Health and Dental Medicine.
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The CDC's National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey will be in White County until mid-February.
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The Little Rock-based Wolfe Street Foundation will distribute doses of naloxone to up to 300 people and offer training on how to administer the drug.
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The final day of the trial saw testimony from a doctor who railed against the effects of gender-affirming care on minors.
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Two Christians who once identified as transgender testified in the lawsuit challenging Arkansas' first-of-its-kind law banning gender-affirming care.
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A plastic surgeon and a sociologist testified Tuesday against providing gender-affirming care for minors. Testimony is expected to conclude on Thursday.
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The Higher Learning Commission Institutional Actions Council approved approved seven changes for the college, including the state's first programs for dental and veterinary medicine.
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The State of Lung Cancer Report from the American Lung Association finds Arkansas has one of the highest rates for new lung cancer cases in the country.
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The federal government must announce by next Friday whether the emergency will end in mid-January or continue into next spring.