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Schools are back in session, activities abound – and many parents feel like they're expected to do it all. But what are the effects on people's health as stress levels climb?
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October has been National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month. Research says one in five students reports being bullied. Missouri has anti-bullying laws for conduct at schools, but experts say ultimately, prevention includes building children's social and emotional awareness.
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While each individual news story has invoked its own stress upon the nation, what has left Americans feeling exhausted and powerless is the accumulation of events, and constancy of reporting.
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Missourians have a little more than a month until open enrollment for health-care coverage at healthcare.gov, and medical experts say it's important to…
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More than a year after the police killing of George Floyd that sparked nationwide protests, a professor in St. Louis is taking on a project to figure out…
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Businesses with more than 20 employees must provide up to two weeks of unpaid time off for survivors of domestic or sexual violence under a state law.
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Southeast Missouri State University’s Center for Behavioral Health and Accessibility will host a Health and Wellness Resource Fair on Sept. 8 from 11 a.m.…
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Some Missourians who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 are relishing the freedom to resume in-person activities. But others are struggling with anxiety, after a year of isolation and uncertainty.
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Cancer, mental health, heart disease, healthcare affordability, and obesity are the top five serious health needs of southeast Missourians, according to a…
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SoutheastHEALTH in Cape Girardeau and Universal Health Services (UHS) have officially signed into a joint-venture partnership for the establishment of a…