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Healthcare
Mountain Line looking to encourage employee vaccinations
MORGANTOWN — Education? Incentives? A sincere letter of request from the board of directors? The Mountain Line Transit Board of Directors is looking into how it can […]
WVU Hospitals receives CON approval
WVU Medicine WVU Hospitals has become the first hospital in West Virginia to receive Certificate of Need approval to move its Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at […]
Don’t take on too much
In life, it seems like whenever you get a handle on things everything changes. Moving out, a new job, going to college, ending a long term relationship, […]
Justice and team urge vaccinations as COVID variants spread across world
MORGANTOWN — Gov. Jim Justice and his team emphasized the need for people to get vaccinated as the various COVID variants proliferate in the U.S. and around […]
Goldenrod brightens and helps
As I’ve expressed in earlier columns this year, I find the issue of non-native plants to be more convoluted than it might appear at first glance. I […]
Checking the Oil
WVU Today People have been driving under the influence of alcohol since before the first person crank-started a Ford Model T. But CBD oil didn’t become a […]
WVCTSI at WVU one of 8 ECHO Superhubs in U.S.
WVU Today The West Virginia Clinical and Translational Science Institute Project ECHO program has been spreading specialty care knowledge across the Mountain State for five years. Building […]
Time to catch up on checkups and screenings
There is so much going on in June. It heralds the arrival of summer, with swimming, grilling out and traveling on many people’s agendas. It’s also the […]
Retirement facilities try to get to ‘normal’
Local retirement communities faced hardship at the unexpected onset of the COVID-19 pandemic as they worked to determine the best ways to protect their residents and staff. […]