June Leffler
Appalachia Health News Reporter, jleffler@wvpublic.org, 502-377-0438, @june_lefflerPerson Page
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Whether medical professionals advise it or not, much of the country has returned to normal with regards to the coronavirus pandemic. But hospitals and health care providers are still struggling. -
“Non-traditional students are, more so than traditional students, to stay at the bedside,” Callen said.
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A stroke can cause debilitating effects, and even death, when the brain doesn’t get enough oxygen. Every minute someone goes without medical attention can make things worse.
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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, state officials say the pandemic is nowhere near over.
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Active COVID-19 cases in West Virginia have quadrupled in the past month.
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Retired miners in West Virginia are calling on Sen. Joe Manchin to protect the fund that pays for their health care.
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A West Virginia community is trying to prevent substance abuse among teens by making sure they have all kinds of things to do. The idea is to change the culture, and it's worked in Iceland.
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“I'm really not happy with this. I think this is ridiculous.”
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One model made a big difference in Iceland, where the percentage of teens who got drunk at least once a month dropped from 45 percent to just 5 percent.
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Low-income mothers and children are eligible for supplemental groceries and health services through WIC.
