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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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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.
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Backers of a ballot initiative aimed at enshrining abortion rights in the Nevada constitution say they’re seeing broad support from across the political spectrum.
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We all age and when we do, most of us need some kind of help.
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Research into gender disparities within the disease is relatively recent.
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It’s summer. That means temperatures in the triple digits. It can be Hell for humans, but what about our furry friends?
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The Radiation Exposure Compensation Act is set to expire unless Congress acts to reauthorize it. If no action is made, the federal government won't accept claims postmarked after June 10, 2024.
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Labor leaders with the state's largest healthcare union, SEIU Local 1107 met with lawmakers this week to unveil their upcoming legislative agenda.
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For years in Las Vegas, the saying went something like this: "if you need specialized medical care, go to the airport," because then you can catch a flight to Los Angeles or some other city with a hospital that actually does that surgery.