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Answered: Where does Missouri’s marijuana tax revenue go?
Missouri’s marijuana industry made ~$1.3 billion last year. Here’s how all that tax money was spent.
January 11, 2024
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Charmaine Merriweather
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How to honor Blood Cancers Awareness Month in Kansas City
By becoming a bone marrow or blood stem cell donor, you can help those battling a blood cancer or disease who may not have other treatment options.
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Facing a cancer diagnosis? Here’s why you should consider getting a second opinion.
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Have you scheduled your annual mammogram?
All medical experts agree that breast cancer screening for women at average risk should begin at age 40.
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The ground-breaking treatments helping Kansas Citians diagnosed with prostate cancer
The experts at The University of Kansas Cancer Center are on hand to help those facing a prostate cancer diagnosis.
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Sprained ankle? Skip the hospital and head here instead.
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How to prevent a skin cancer diagnosis this summer — and beyond
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🩺 When was the last time you went to the doctor for a check-up?
It’s never too late to get started on your health journey.
May 22, 2023
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Rachel Taylor-Northam
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Why you deserve a second opinion
Getting a second opinion after a cancer diagnosis can change the treatment plan and outcome for a patient — for the better.
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This program helps female athletes perform better
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