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It’s a time of year when people start getting sick. There’s the flu, there remain lingering variants of COVID-19, and there’s norovirus.
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Lawsuits alleging harm to people taking prescribed medicines are nothing new. But a new one related to a birth control drug is moving quickly across the country, including in Nevada.
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Nevada ranks in the top 10 for people without health insurance. But if you have insurance, we have the sixth lowest average premium cost.
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Flu season is here. Different variants of COVID-19 have never disappeared, and public health officials hope Nevada residents will immunize themselves against both.
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It’s well known that medical help for women in Nevada could be a lot better. As you’ll hear from a woman stricken with it, there's one particular area of disease that can be very difficult to find good help with.
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Suicide remains a major mental health problem in Nevada but some areas have seen stark improvements.
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The rising number of unhoused and the lack of affordable housing are problems that many cities and states struggle with.
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The number of unhoused individuals in Southern Nevada has reached a 13-year high. That’s according to the results of Clark County’s annual homeless count, released Wednesday.
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The U.S. is in the midst of the largest COVID-19 wave we’ve seen since July 2022, according to CDC data.
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Nurses at Las Vegas’ Mountain View Hospital are demanding management hire and retain more nurses and guarantee staff work and meal breaks.
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Officials at Death Valley National Park said a second person died from heat exposure in the desert park earlier this month.
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Nevada’s questionable reputation for health care just took a big hit.