NewsScan

A Daily Summary of Healthcare and Business News

01/30/2024 - MetroNews by: Brad McElhinny
CHARLESTON, WV - The House Finance Committee advanced a bill that would provide $2 million to West Virginia University for medical research into using ultrasound technology to treat eating disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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01/30/2024 - MetroNews by: Mike Nolting
CHARLESTON, WV - State Senator Mike Caputo has proposed a measure he believes could solve the Public Employees Insurance Agency woes, but the state would first have to legalize recreational marijuana use.
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01/30/2024 - WV Public Broadcasting
CHARLESTON, WV - On this episode of The Legislature Today, we’re now a third of the way through the 60-day state legislative session.
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01/30/2024 - MetroNews by: Katherine Skeldon
CHARLESTON, WV - The Affordable Care Act marketplace enrollments are hitting a record 21.3 million this year, with West Virginia reaching an 80.2 percent increase in enrollment at approximately 51,046 people who now have ACA healthcare coverage in the state.
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01/30/2024 - WVNews by: Steven Allen Adams
CHARLESTON, WV - A bill to make it clear in West Virginia law that references to women and girls means biological women and girls and not transgender women and girls has the support of Gov. Jim Justice.
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01/30/2024 - WBOY by: Joey Rather
CLARKSBURG, WV - New data from the Center for Disease Control and America’s Health Rankings has placed West Virginia at the very top when it comes to how much of its population smokes.
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01/30/2024 - CardiovascularBusiness by: Michael Walter
WASHINGTON D.C. - High-volume pediatric heart surgery centers do not always achieve the best outcomes, according to new research presented at STS 2024, the annual meeting of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS).
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01/30/2024 - The Register-Herald
BECKLEY, WV - Beckley ARH Hospital has named Todd Howell as CEO effective Jan. 29.
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01/30/2024 - Marshall Health Network
HUNTINGTON, WV - As part of their commitment to the health and well-being of all they serve, Cabell Huntington Hospital (CHH) and St. Mary’s Medical Center (SMMC), members of Marshall Health Network, are pleased to provide the following events and screenings for the community in February.
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01/30/2024 - The Exponent Telegram by: Matt Harvey
WESTON, WV - Mon Health System is celebrating “Heart Month” throughout February and highlighting its nationally recognized and accredited Heart & Vascular Center.
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01/30/2024 - Marshall Health Network
HUNTINGTON, WV - Chris Hoffman has been named vice president of oncology services for Marshall Health Network (MHN).
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01/30/2024 - WVNews by: Matt Harvey
MORGANTOWN, WV - The membership of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS) yesterday (Jan. 29) elected Vinay Badhwar, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.A.C.C., executive chair of the West Virginia University Heart and Vascular Institute, as a second vice president of the STS board at its annual meeting in San Antonio, Texas.
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01/30/2024 - The Inter-Mountain
MORGANTOWN, WV - The WVU Medicine Children’s Birthing Center set a record for the most births in one year with 2,611 deliveries in 2023.
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01/29/2024 - WVNews
CHARLESTON, WV - West Virginia is considering a new law that might make all drug testing strips legal.
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01/29/2024 - MetroNews by: Mike Nolting
CHARLESTON, WV - A Forbes Advisor analysis of drug abuse, lifestyle habits and chronic disease has determined West Virginia is the most unhealthy state in the union.
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01/29/2024 - The State Journal by: John G. Miller
MORGANTOWN, WV - West Virginia University’s Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute has been on the leading edge of research to provide treatment for Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia for the past six years.
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01/29/2024 - WVVA
WASHINGTON D.C. - It’s the most common type of dementia, according to the National Institutes of Health, and a new study suggests a simple blood test that screens for Alzheimer’s disease may be a step closer to reality.
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01/29/2024 - Becker's Hospital Review
MORGANTOWN, WV - Recorded live at the 11th Annual Becker’s Healthcare CEO + CFO Roundtable, this episode features Dr. Sharda Udassi, Associate Chief Quality Officer at WVU Medicine.
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01/29/2024 - WDTV
BRIDGEPORT, WV - The “WVU Center for Integrative Pain Management” is the first group in the area to use a new pain reliving implant from Medtronic.
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01/29/2024 - WDTV
BRIDGEPORT, WV - A new program has been announced today that will help nursing students at West Virginia University’s Keyser Campus receive financial assistance for both their degree and post-college work today.
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01/29/2024 - Mon Health
MORGANTOWN, WV - Mon Health Preston Memorial Hospital has been recognized by the American Red Cross as a Premier Blood Partner, a prestigious honor for their support of the community and national blood supply.
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01/29/2024 - WDTV
MORGANTOWN, WV - The “WVU Medicine Children’s Birthing Center” in 2023 has set the record for the most births in a year.
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01/29/2024 - The Herald-Dispatch
CHARLESTON, WV - The holidays are behind us and it’s all over but the shoutin!
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01/29/2024 - The Dominion Post
MORGANTOWN, WV - Dr. Vinay Badhwar, executive chair of the WVU Heart and Vascular Institute (HVI), and other HVI providers recently completed a humanitarian heart surgery mission trip to Bustamante Hospital for Children in Kingston, Jamaica, providing care for children and young adults with rheumatic valve diseases.
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01/29/2024 - WVNews by: Michael Lemley
MORGANTOWN, WV - WVU Medicine Orthopaedics saw a record-setting 600-plus patients in 2023 for its office-based, wide-awake hand and upper extremity surgery program, which is also celebrating its fifth anniversary.
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01/29/2024 - WTRF by: Mary Flavin
WHEELING, WV - Demolition on the former Ohio Valley Medical Center continues as a crane and several construction vehicles can be spotted near the remnants of the building.
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01/26/2024 - Charleston Gazette-Mail by: Ellen Allen
CHARLESTON, WV - The state of health care in West Virginia is a complex and nuanced issue riddled with challenges and compounded by policy decisions, environmental and socioeconomic factors beyond the control or scope of health care professionals themselves.
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01/26/2024 - Braxton Citizen's News
CHARLESTON, WV - Members of the West Virginia House of Delegates passed four bills in the first full week of the regular legislative session:
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01/26/2024 - MetroNews by: Jeff Jenkins
CHARLESTON, WV - The House of Delegates defeated a bill Thursday that would have allowed DNA to be collected by police from those arrested for some felony crimes.
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01/26/2024 - WVNews
CHARLESTON, WV - A new bill has been passed in the House of Delegates. The bill, known as HB 4595, allows a special committee to have private meetings.
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