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A first of its kind rural medicine program at Marshall University has received initial accreditation.
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A new surgery technique developed by lifelong state resident Dr. Chad Lavender helps to improve successes in orthopedic cases like ACL tears.
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The City of Huntington and Cabell County are in federal court, taking prescription opioid distributors to task. If the city and county win their lawsuit, that could result in a payout of tens of millions of dollars. And in theory, that money could help fix the problem. Health reporter June Leffler asked Dr. Lyn O’Connell how much a big settlement could loosen the grip opioids have on her community.
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Medical experts have spent years promoting telehealth as an option for rural areas with little access to in-person care.Now, after West Virginia Gov. Jim…
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Testing for the coronavirus is beginning to ramp up in West Virginia. On Thursday, the state Department of Health and Human Resources reported 224 people…
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Renovations have started on a building that will become apartments for women undergoing treatment for substance abuse in West Virginia.Marshall University…
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A Marshall University physician has been awarded a five-year almost 11 million dollar grant from the National Institutes of Health to investigate obesity…
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The former corporate headquarters of Patriot Coal in Scott Depot has been sold.Marshall Health expects to start converting the three-story office building…
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Cabell Huntington Hospital wants to buy St. Mary’s Medical Center. The Herald-Dispatch reports that the West Virginia Health Care Authority has granted a…