Old Europe Cheese, Inc. Issues Voluntary Recall of Its Brie and Camembert Cheeses Due to Possible Health Risk
“Old Europe Cheese, Inc. of Benton Harbor, MI is issuing a voluntary recall of its Brie and Camembert cheeses because of potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes,”
National Pedestrian Safety Month Highlights Health Benefits, Traffic Safety Improvements
“Nationwide, a pedestrian was killed every 81 minutes and injured every 10 minutes in traffic crashes in 2020, according to NHTSA.”
Red Cross Offers Free Stress Reduction Workshop to Fort Riley Soldiers
Fort Riley, KS— The American Red Cross Serving Kansas on Friday was pleased to offer its Stress Reduction Workshop for the military on a large scale for the first time at Fort Riley. The free workshops are led by trained mental health professionals who are Red Cross volunteers, and the Red Cross Fort Riley Service […]
State Child Death Review Board: Child Drug, Fentanyl Deaths Increase in 2020
Topeka, KS – The State Child Death Review Board this week reported that Kansas recorded an increase in the number of drug-related deaths in children age 0-17, including a rapid rise related to fentanyl. The board’s just-released annual report analyzes the deaths of Kansas children (birth through 17 years old) that occurred in calendar year 2020, […]
WATCH: Sen. Marshall Asks Senate to End COVID National Emergency Declaration After Biden Says the Pandemic is Over
Washington, D.C.– Today U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D. requested that the U.S. Senate immediately approve his resolution to terminate the COVID-19 national emergency declaration. Senator Marshall’s resolution followed President Joe Biden’s comments that the coronavirus pandemic is over, yet the national emergency for COVID-19 has yet to be terminated by the White House. Unfortunately, Senate Democrats blocked […]
Experts Available to Discuss Anxiety Screening Recommendation
“Mental health has become a priority for many Americans over the past few years…”
Big Pandemic Spending at Kansas Hospitals Could Make Your Insurance Even More Expensive
“Kansas hospital spending grew 13% in 2020, at a faster rate than the national average. That could mean higher health insurance premiums.”
Study: Time Matters When Cooking Chicken Wings
“K-State’s Blakeslee shares research data on safely cooking popular finger food”
Health Officials Urge Public to Recognize Symptoms, Seek Testing After Increase in Syphilis Cases Statewide
“Syphilis is a bacterial infection which can easily be treated with antibiotics.”
Sen. Marshall to CDC Director: You’re Turning Your Back on Fentanyl Poisoning
“Senator Marshall is a cosponsor of a Senate resolution to designate May 10, 2022 as National Fentanyl Awareness Day.”