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  •   United Hospital Center Holds Dedication
  •   New Technology To Help Researchers Identify Viruses
  •   Meadowbrook Woman Fights to Clean Up Long-Term RV Sites Near Home
  •   Eagles Trustee Arraigned, Requests Jury Trial on Smoking Ban Citation
  •   Unexpected Turnout for Highland Hospital Town Meeting
  •   Details Released on Substance on Pennies Used in Foodland Purchase
  •   VA Hospital Assesses Homeless Vet Services
  •   Board of Health Issues First Smoking Ban Violation Citation
  • Fighting Childhood Obesity
  •   The Dangers of Acid Reflux
  •   First Dog to be Euthanized Under Wheeling's Vicious Dog Ordinance Will Take Place Thursday
  • Doddridge County Ambulance Authority Creating Own EMS Service
  • Semi Not at Fault for Rear-Ending Car in Belmont County, Police Said
  • Study Under way on MIC Storage at Bayer CropScience Plant
  • Former Watt Powell Site to Help Cancer Patients
  •   Highland Hospital Applied, Now Must Wait to Open Clarksburg Location
  • Health Clinic Opens In Putnam County
  •   September is National Preparedness Month
  •   Identifying And Treating Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
  •   Lowndes Hill YMCA Closed for Renovations
  •   Schools Prepare for Flu Season
  •   Cooking Eggs Correctly During Recall Scare
  •   UBB Miner Talks About Having PTSD
  •   New Study Shows One in Five People Drive After Drinking
  •   Recalled Eggs Found in W.Va.
  •   WVU Neurosciences Program to be Featured on ABC News
  • Computer Users Could Be Suffering From Laptopitis
  •   Quality People, Quality Care Image Allegedly in Danger
  • Food Recalls Prompt Concerns About How to Avoid Getting Sick
  •   Woman Charged with Animal Neglect Near Dennison, Ohio
  •   Safe Routes to School Work Begins
  •   Consumers Flock to get Local Farm Fresh Eggs
  •   Have You Had Your Children’s Cholesterol Checked?
  • Getting Kids to Eat Fruits and Vegetables May be Easier than You Think
  • Health Group Totes August's National Immunization Awareness Month
  •   Salmonella-tainted eggs not Detected in West Virginia
  •   Preston-Taylor Community Health Centers Receive $129,000 Grant
  • More Businesses Penalize Workers for Unhealthy Living
  • Highland Hospital Plans for Former UHC Facility
  •   Summer Allergy Season is Under Way
  • Health Access Reopens; Holds Ribbon Cutting
  •   Horse Dragging, Pulling Buggy in Belmont County Leads to Charges
  •   Immunization Month Means Free Shots in Raleigh County
  •   UHC: Mock Move 'Great,' Few Changes for Oct. 3
  •   Two Important Steps in Preventing Diabetes
  • West Virginia Receiving Funds to Help Fight Against Health Insurance Premium Hikes
  • YWCA Helps Elder Abuse Victims
  • Prescription Drug Card Continues to Save
  •   Breastfeeding Awareness Walk Held in Morgantown
  • Putnam County Health Department Moving This Fall
  •   Corrections Commissioner Releases 'Sobering Statistics'
  • Federal Probe Into In-Home Health Care Provider Continuing
  • Boil Water Advisory Lifted in Beckley
  • Free Health Screenings Offered in Charleston
  • Truck Driver Flown to Ruby Memorial Hospital After Rollover Accident
  •   Petition for Outpatient Clinic Gets Strong Support
  •   The Health Benefits of Swimming
  •   Morgantown Rotary Holds Annual Health Screenings
  • Health Department Warns Against Mosquito Bites
  •   MedExpress Mountaineer Triathlon Returns Sunday
  • Hansford Senior Center Turns 30
  • Red Cross Plans Blood Drives
  •   WVU Study Links Sleep and Heart Disease
  •   Nationwide DQ Miracle Blizzard Promotion Helps Local Kids
  • Meal Trucks Now in Every W.Va. County
  • Governor Proclaims August Breastfeeding Month
  • It's "Miracle Treat" Day!
  •   Making Wishes Come True
  • Commission On Aging Offers New Program
  • Football Coaches Take Precautions When Practicing in Summer Heat
  •   Two Mountaineers Spot Up for the United Way
  •   Is it Heartburn or Something More Serious?
  •   OVHS&E Names new Chief Financial Officer
  •   WBOY Employees Wrap Up Y Fitness Program
  •   UHC Prepares Employees for Move
  •   Davis Memorial Hospital Offers New Vein Closure Surgery
  •   Fish Swim in Dunkard Creek as Researchers Work to Prevent Algae Blooms
  •   Union: KDMC Revenues Strong, Despite Claims
  •   Pediatric Botox?
  •   Monongalia General Expands Cardiac Care
  • St. Mary's Hospital to Host Annual Tri-State Triathlon
  •   Women in Boone County Now Have Access to Digital Mammography
  • Mental Health Issues on the Rise in Veterans
  •   Toxic Products Are Everywhere
  •   Girl Scouts Donate 350 Movies to Ronald McDonald House, WVU Hospital
  • Construction Continues on Sundale Care Center
  •   Hepzibah Musician Needs Your Help to Build Well
  • WVU Unveils Children's Critical Care Ambulance
  • Free Sports Physicals Offered in Randolph County
  •   Zumba for Cancer Awareness
  •   Back to Drawing Board When it Comes to Getting Rid of Canada Geese
  •   Bed Bugs Invading Ohio County
  •   UHC Wants Cancer Patients to Look Good, Feel Better
  •   Whooping Cough Popping Up Across the U.S.
  •   Fairmont Dental Office Offers Free Services to Children
  • Stomach Virus Giving Many the Blues This Summer
  •   Clarksburg City Council Falls Short on its Reconsideration Attempt
  •   UHC Visits Va. Hospital to See Large-Scale Move
  • Date Rape Drug Awareness Key at Summer Events
  •   Do You Know What Drowning Looks Like?
  •   Man Uses John Madden Advertisement To Land Job
  •   Kanawha County Family Hoping for Medical Miracle
  •   Help Your Air Conditioner Keep You Cool
  • First Responders Deal With Excessive Heat At Accident Scenes
  • Free Water Offered At Transit Mall In Charleston On Wednesday
  • Elkins Opens New Water Quality Hotline
  •   Feds Announce Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan
  •   Public Pools Help Morgantown Beat the Summer Heat
  • Elderly Find Ways to Beat Heat
  • Bacteria Problems Close East Fork Beach
  •   Summer Injuries Can Be Avoided
  • WVU Expands Physical Therapy Training
  •   Trade Development Association Rallies for Support for Highland Certificate of Need
  •   New MRI Technology Advancing Health Care
  •   WVUH's Emergency Department Diversion Status Lifted
  • Ruby Memorial Hospital's Emergency Department on Diversion Status
  •   Protea Biosciences Conducts Clinical Trial in France
  •   Skin Cancer On The Rise
  • National Health Index Ranks West Virginia Last In The Nation
  •   WVU Study Finds Airborne Flu Virus
  •   Physical Activity Symposium Targets Kids
  •   Hottest Weekend of the Year is Upon the Ohio Valley
  • Fitness Symposium Kicks Off in Charleston
  • Dance Dance Revolution State Championship set for Thursday
  •   New UHC Nears Completion, Highland Prepares for Acquisition
  •   Breathe Easy Alliance Supports Smoke Free Ordinance
  •   Putnam County Man's Artificial Leg Making History
  •   Senior Spring Fling Held in Beckley
  •   Clarksburg 10K Set for Saturday June 19
  •   Recognizing Elder Abuse and Neglect
  • People In Charleston Put On Milk Mustache
  • West Virginia 'Locavores': Part Two
  •   Wheeling Hospital Responds to Suit They Filed Against Ohio Valley Medical Center
  • Putnam County YMCA Raises Money
  •   Physical Activity Symposium: Making W.Va. Healthier Place
  • Blanchette Rockefeller Neurosciences Institute Names New CEO
  • Mercer County Relay for Life Lasts All Night
  • CAMC Celebrates Gifts of Life
  •   Hyperbaric Chambers Heal Patients at Mon General Hospital
  • Davis Health System Announces Staff Reductions
  • Mountain State Physical Therapy Celebrates 15 Years
  •   YMCA Needs Funds to Offer Financial Help
  • First Statewide Flu Summit Comes to Charleston
  •   More Than $100,000 in Grants Awarded to Wheeling Child Advocacy Center
  • Children Battling Cancer to be Honored as Queens and Heroes
  • New Developments in Breast Cancer Treatments
  •   Many People in West Virginia Are Becoming "Locavores"
  • "Look Good, Feel Better" Cancer Treatments
  •   Cancer Survivors Celebrate National Cancer Survivors Day
  • Summer Camp Supply List Includes H1N1 Vaccine
  • Radon Testing Can Help Prevent Cancer
  •   YMCA Weight Management Nutrition Class
  • Understanding Health Care Reform
  • Hunger Growing Among Older West Virginians
  •   American Red Cross Workers Strike, Donor Centers Close
  •   Misperceptions About Summer Heat
  •   Your Selection of Pharmacist Could Save Your Life
  • Health Leaders Urge Care Around Stray or Wild Animals
  • Health Leaders Say Watch Out for Mosquitos
  •   Boat Capsizes on Ohio River
  •   "Don't Fry Day" Warns Against Overexposure to UV Rays
  • Cross Lanes Student Honored for Heart Association Work
  • Hospital Pipe Bursts, Showers Patient With Raw Sewage
  •   Testing America Tour Stops in Morgantown
  •   WVU Hospitals Stroke Center Recertified
  •   Harrison County Senior Citizen Gets Health and Fitness Award
  •   Tylenol Recall has Many People Calling Ohio Valley Pharmacist
  • Friends Struggle to Cope With Loss of High School Friend
  •   Can Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer?
  •   Special Report: Breaking Down Healthcare Reform
  •   Sleep Center Helps People Rest Easy...
  •   Golf Tourney Makes Nursing Home Residents Comfortable
  •   The Ogden 20k Classic is Fast Approaching
  •   Ever Considered Acupuncture?
  •   W.Va. Tops List for Hepatitis Cases
  •   American Heart Association: Get WiiFit!
  •   New United Hospital Center on Track
  •   Harrison-Clarksburg Board of Health Reinstates Smoking Ban
  • Workers to Discuss Mismanagement at Red Cross
  •   Petting Zoo Safety Begins With Hand Washing
  •   Bret Michaels to Perform Memorial Day at Wheeling Island Hotel Casino Racetrack
  •   Walk Helps Raise Money to Fight Juvenile Diabetes
  • Police, Fire Recruits Struggle to Pass Physical Fitness Tests
  • Health Care Reform Questions Addressed at Forum
  • Family Resource Network Offers Free Screenings
  • V.A. Hospital Completes ER Project
  •   Body Transformation Class Changes Lives
  • Mon General Hospital Receives Patient Safety Award for Fifth Year
  • UHC to Observe National Hospital Week
  • Ohio County Facility Going 115 Years Strong
  • Area Hospitals Celebrate National Hospital Week
  •   New Location Opens for Low Income Families to Receive Dental Care
  • St. Mary’s School of Nursing Holds Pinning Ceremony
  •   Fitness Event Held to Support American Cancer Society
  •   Monongalia General Hospital Gives Health Screenings for Mother's Day
  • Top-Notch Honor Given to Wheeling Hospital
  •   Pet Hair Needed for Oil Clean Up
  • Charleston Ranks as Second Fattest City in U.S.
  • WVU, PEIA Research Sheds Light on Fighting Obesity in W.Va.
  •   WVU Cancer Center Receives $309,500 in Grants
  •   WVUH Eye Institute Seeing Clearly With New Ret-Cam
  •   Eco-Exercise Treks into Morgantown
  •   New WVU Study Examines Childhood Oral Health
  • Five Children's Medications Recalled
  •   FDA Approves First Ever Prostate Cancer Vaccine
  •   Runners "Race For The Cure" in Charleston
  •   Women's Health Fair Set for Mother's Day
  •   Eastern Medicine Comes to Harrison County
  • Taking Time for a Healthier You
  •   Shriners to Hold Screening Clinic Saturday at UHC
  • Walking For Lunch in the Capital City
  •   WVUH Recognized for Weight Loss Surgery Program
  • Milton Middle School Holds Annual Health and Wellness Fair
  •   Study Links West Virginia Stream Quality, Cancer Deaths
  • Healthy Kids Event Scheduled in Charleston
  • Memory Walk Helps to Fight Azheimer's
  •   Autism Expo and Walk Held in Beckley
  • WVU Students Take Part in American Cancer Society's Relay for Life
  •   W.Va. Oncologists Working Toward Better Care for Patients
  • Stream Health Predicts Human Health, Researchers Say
  •   Hospitals' Financial Turnaround Is 'Absolutely Doable'
  • Students "Get Fit" at New River Elementary
  •   Upshur County Preps Wellness Center Site
  •   Blood Drive Honors W.Va. Wesleyan Student
  • Underage Drinking Will Be Focus of Town Hall Meeting
  •   Sticker Could Protect Your Child in an Emergency
  •   Fish Kill Leads Monongahela River Summit
  • SOMC Hosting Free Skin Cancer Screenings May 13
  • Sen. Rockefeller Meets Students to Talk Health Care
  • Call in Your Pledge for the 2010 Easter Seals Telethon
  • Area Health Orgs Recognize National Healthcare Decisions Day
  •   Phase Two of Wetzel County Emergency Room Expansion About to be Unveiled
  • Physicians Speak on Cancer Care in Tri-State
  •   Clarksburg Daycare Bikes to Raise Money for St. Jude
  •   New United Hospital Center Gets Technology for Cancer Center
  • Free Vascular Screenings scheduled April 20 in Proctorville, Ohio
  • Watch Out for Fake Health Insurance Offers
  •   New Wheeling Business Helps to Promote Healthy Way of Life and Beyond
  •   Seasonal Allergies in Full Bloom
  •   Motorcycle Group Donates to Ronald McDonald House
  •   Red Cross Spends Saturday 'Defeeting Disaster'
  •   Premier Health Service to Change Locations
  •   Rep. Alan Mollohan Campaigns for Health Care Reforms in Morgantown
  • Some Mason County Folks Under Boil Water Advisory
  •   Lewis County Senior Center Offers Help with Alzheimer's Patients
  •   New HealthNet Chopper Lands in Morgantown
  • Bluefield Regional Medical Center on Sales Block
  • Bluefield Hospital For Sale?
  •   Central City Elementary Adapting to 'Food Revolution'
  • Health Clinic Opens At Toyota Plant In Putnam County
  • Local Hospital Receives National Recognition
  • Say Thanks to Your Physician Electronically on Doctors' Day
  •   Some Area Youngsters Get Free Dental Exams
  •   Local Tanning Salon Vows to Keep Prices Low and 'Eat the Difference'
  •   Huntington High Students Celebrate National Nutrition Month
  • SOMC Offers Grief Support Group
  • Cabell County Relay for Life Campaign Kicks Off
  •   United Hospital Center to offer Cancer Quilt
  •   West Virginia Doctors Look for More in Health Care Reform
  •   Mercer County Residents Failing to Protect Themselves From H1N1
  • St. Mary's Medical Center Hosts Patient Reunion
  •   What Health Care Reform Means for WVU Students
  • Wetzel County Baby's Injuries Investigated
  • HealthSouth Must Move Out of Fairmont General Hospital
  • Hungry Appetites Want More Than Just Fast Food
  •   Wheeling's Free Clinic Could See Some Immediate Affects From Health Care Legislation
  •   Health Care Reform and West Virginia
  •   West Virginians Get Ready for Revamped Health Care
  • H1N1 Shots Still Available in Jefferson County
  •   Air Evac Lifeteam Has a New Home in Ohio Valley
  •   House Passes Health Care Reform, Ohio Valley Residents Speak Out
  •   West Virginians Sound Off About Reform
  • WVU Hospitals Heart Institute Opens
  •   Some Medicines Could Be Fatal If Swallowed By Young Child
  •   VA Hospital Host Women's Clinic
  • CHH Announces Cardiac Rehab Open House
  • St. Mary's Hosting Weight Loss Reunion
  • Swine Flu Successfully Tackled in Kanawha County
  •   Uninsured Week Appropriate During Health Care Reform Debate
  • Health Care Debate Hits the Streets
  •   Brown Bag Vigil Held in Front of Ohio Congressman's Office in Bridgeport
  •   New Study Ranks McDowell County Last in State
  • Residents Raise Money for the Paul Ambrose Trail for Health Project
  • Another Illness Going Around The Ohio Valley
  • Charleston Woman Cancer Free Thanks to Health Care
  •   Green Beer Poses Dental Risks
  • Pedal for PATH to Get Rollin'
  •   Week of the Uninsured Brings Health Care to Light
  •   West Virginia Participates in National Week of the Uninsured
  • Flu Clinic Scheduled Monday in Charleston
  •   River of Filth Discovered in Hancock County
  • Bone Marrow Drive Is Big Success
  •   Public Health, Good Nutrition Go Hand In Hand
  •   Morgantown Ophthalmologist Opposes Eye Surgery Bill
  • Sen. Rockefeller Sits Down with Citizens Concerned about Distracted Driving
  •   Tea Party Urges Mollohan to Vote No on Health Care Reform
  • H1N1, Seasonal Flu Vaccination Clinic set for This Weekend
  •   Warm-up Wards Off Injuries When Exercising
  •   Yoga Provides Perfect Fit With New Raleigh County Workout Program
  •   Prescription Pill Fraud Prevention Heavy Task
  •   Preventive Smoking Programs Put On Back Burner
  •   St. Joseph's Hospital Partners With WVU's Dept. of Emergency Medicine
  • National Nutrition Month Kicks Off in West Virginia
  •   UHC Takes Unique Approach to Cancer Awareness
  •   Air Packs Used at Sago Mine Recalled
  • Free Dental Screening Saturday for Uninsured Children
  •   Special Report: 'A Risk Worth Taking' for Family of 2-year-old Aubrey Brooks
  •   Groundbreaking Held for Tower 5 Held at Wheeling Hospital
  •   Down Syndrome Didn't Keep Her From Living Life
  • American Red Cross to Host Blood Drive in Mason County
  • H1N1 Clinic Scheduled at Marshall's South Charleston Campus
  •   Canaan Valley Institute Recycling Its Wastewater
  • Rockefeller Weighs in on Health Reform, Public Option
  • Health Awareness Campaign to Kick-off Wednesday
  • Epilepsy Support Group Scheduled Wednesday
  •   Morgantown Ladies 'Go Red' at Lakeview Resort
  •   State Educators Get Progress Report On Healthy Lifestyles Act
  •   March of Dimes Kicks off 2010 Campaign in Bridgeport
  •   IHOP Feeds Miracle Network Donors Free Pancakes
  • Laser Eye Surgery Bill Passes W.Va. Senate
  • Blood Drive to be Held in Point Pleasant
  •   Manchin, Others at White House Talking Health Care
  • ZUMBA Goes Red in Huntington
  • DHHR Critics Seek Greater Efficiency in Agency Split
  •   Gray Skies Cause Gloomy Moods
  •   New UHC Gets MRI Magnet Installed
  •   Rally At State Capital Pushes for Multiple Issues
  •   Morgantown Bioscience Company Makes National Breakthrough
  • Princeton Woman With No Arms is Occupational Therapist
  • Council Member Fights Smoking Battle
  • Highland to Submit Certificate of Need for New Mental Health Facility
  • Raleigh General Celebrates Valentine's Day
  •   New Long-Term Acute Care Facility in Bellaire Will Pump Millions Into Economy
  • American Red Cross to Host Blood Drive
  • Physician Challenges Runners To Start Marathon Now
  • New Addition Coming to Toyota's Putnam County Plant
  • WVU Grant Promotes Healthy West Virginia Mouths
  • Compassionate Allowances for Alzheimer's Disease
  •   March of Dimes Kicks off 2010 Campaign in Morgantown
  • Winter Weather Tips From the American Heart Association
  • H1N1 Clinic to be Held at Marshall University
  • Advocates of Pro-Choice Ask Legislators to Support Women's Choice
  •   VA's Telehealth System Convenient Way To Monitor Health
  • CPR Marathon Scheduled for Valentine's Weekend
  •   Gov. Manchin Discusses the State of Emergency
  • Women Go Red for Heart Health in Morgantown
  • W.Va. Legislature Censured for Allowing Smoking at Capitol
  •   Elkins Pain Rehabilitation Opening Physical Therapy School In Haiti
  •   'Locked Up' for a Good Cause in Marion County
  • American Red Cross Announces Blood Drive Times
  •   Construction Continues on Sundale Care Center
  •   Hospital, Clarksburg Officials Discuss Plans for Old UHC Building
  • Experts Fear Third Wave Of H1N1
  •   Animal Cruelty Complaints Increase in Cold Weather
  • Free H1N1 Clinics This Week in Charleston
  •   Church Holds Much Needed Blood Drive
  • New UHC Construction on Schedule
  • Cabell Huntington Hospital and SeniorWise Offer Free Heart Health Event
  •   Kids Make Fitness Fun at Tri-County YMCA Swim Meet
  •   Highland to Buy Old United Hospital Center Building
  •   Cabell Huntington Health Department Approves Smoking Ban
  •   Nurses Lobby for Health Care Reform
  •   Doctors Ask Lawmakers to Repeal Medicare Cost Cuts
  •   Hundreds Roll up Their Sleeves for Media Blood Donor Day
  •   Gloomy Weather Wearing on Many
  • Free Cooking Class Introduces Healthful, New-to-You Foods
  •   Influenza Explained: Part Three
  • Black Lung Language in Health Care Bill Worries Business Community
  •   St. Joseph's Hospital Receives Special Designation
  • W.Va. Immunization Network Celebrates Commitment to Improving Health
  •   W.Va. Students Encourage Anti-Smoking Laws
  • Governor Gets His H1N1 Flu Shot
  •   Influenza Explained: Part Two
  •   Massive Recall of Over-The-Counter Medication Announced
  • Community Urged to Send Cards to Little Girl Undergoing Bone Marrow Transplant
  • Rockefeller To Discuss Health Care
  •   Obesity Trends Level Off
  • DHHR: Federal Health Bills Would Cost West Virginia Millions
  •   Mobile H1N1 Clinic Makes Stops in Marion County
  •   "Body 4 Break" Program Adds Buddy System for WVU Students
  •   Influenza Explained: Part One
  • Bundle Up Kids Waiting for Bus
  •   Snowy Weather Slows Blood Donations to Red Cross
  •   Wheeling Hospital, Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh Become Partners
  • First Family Medicine, Health Policy Program set up at Marshall
  • More Information Released in Tucker County H1N1 Death
  • Media Blood Donor Day is Fast Approaching
  • Tucker County Man Dies After Fighting Swine Flu
  •   Will Snow Dampen New Year's Weightloss Resolutions?
  •   Rural Health Clinic Reaches Veterans in Kingwood
  •   Is There a Shortage of Seasonal Flu Vaccine?
  •   January Marks Cervical Cancer Awarness Month
  •   Workers Brave Hazardous Temperatures
  •   Doctors Warn Cold Weather Causes Problems
  •   Barbour County Starts Project Lifesaver
  • Advantage Toyota pledges $50,000 to CHH Children’s Hospital Project
  • Holiday Blood Drive Continues in Southern West Virginia
  • Health Experts Report Jump in Holiday Heart Attacks
  • Jefferson County Affected By Nasal Swine Flu Recall
  •   Muscular Dystrophy Assocation Making More Cutbacks
  •   Health Officials to Address Concerns About Proposed Smoking Ban
  • PEIA Seeks to Validate Insurance Eligibility
  •   Senate Passes Health Care Bill
  •   Tanning Salon Owners Feel Burned by Proposed 10 Percent Tax
  •   H1N1 Vaccine Recall Affects Nearly Every Health Department
  • H1N1 Vaccines Available before the Holidays
  •   Preston County H1N1 Declines
  •   The Hoss Brings Christmas to the Ronald McDonald House
  •   MHS Senior Wins Morgantown Weight Loss Competition
  •   Shop and a Shot at the Morgantown Mall
  • Batch of Recalled H1N1 Vaccines in W.Va.
  • 800,000 Doses of H1N1 Vaccine Recalled
  • YouTube Video Causes Stir Over Sugary Drinks
  •   Parts of Ohio Might End up with Too Much H1N1 Vaccine
  • Putnam County to Hold Pediatric H1N1 Clinic
  • Byrd Announces More Funding for W.Va. Projects
  • Ohio Valley Medical Center to Expand Behavioral Health Facility
  •   WVU Health Sciences Center Wants Smoking Ban Before Rest of Campus
  •   Wheeling-Pitt Retirees Start Paying More for Health Coverage
  • H1N1 Vaccine Will be Available to All Cabell County Residents
  • CHOMP Takes a Bite Out of Dental Problems in Monongalia County
  • Upshur County Girl with H1N1 Dies at Ruby Memorial
  • Cabell Huntington Hospital to Host Medicare D Event
  •   H1N1 Vaccines Offered To All WVU Students
  • Steubenville Man to be Featured on '60 Minutes' After Undergoing Historic Surgery
  • H1N1 Vaccine Clinic Scheduled in Ironton This Week
  •   Children's Food Allergies on the Rise
  •   WVU Grant Studies Health Care Gaps in W.Va.
  • State Provides Safe Cribs for Christmas
  •   Study: Frequency of Diabetes Cases Could Increase
  •   Cabell Health Department Proposes New Smoking Regulations
  • AARP Card Burning Protest Scheduled
  • H1N1 Vaccine Clinics to be held in Jackson County
  • H1N1 Clinics Continue in Cabell County This Week
  •   Franchise Fee Hitting Ohio Hospitals
  •   What You Need to Know About the Flu Bug
  •   Bluefield Hospital Tests For Diabetes
  •   Staying Healthy After Visiting Santa
  • Two Hospitalized in Monongalia County Ambulance Rollover
  •   Beaten WVU Student Moved to Georgia Hospital
  •   Bad Batch of H1N1 Vaccine Reported in Canada
  • Monongalia County Swine Flu Clinic Extends Eligibility Criteria
  •   Marion County Teen Dies After Battle with Rare Bone Cancer
  •   Raleigh County Woman Battles AIDS for Nearly a Decade
  •   W.Va. Doctors, Cancer Survivors Dislike New Mammogram Guidelines
  • Marshall University to Host H1N1 Clinics
  • Hospitals Report Flu-Related Deaths
  • WVU Physicians Support Breast Cancer Screening for Women in Their 40s
  • H1N1 Clinic Scheduled in Cabell County
  • Morgantown Hospitals go Tobacco-Free
  • 2009 West Virginia Public Health Symposium Begins
  •   Angry Calls Follow Mammogram Recommendations
  •   Staying Fit Doesn't Have to be Expensive
  •   New Guidelines Re-Write The Book On When And How Often Women Need Mammograms
  •   Task Force Study Reveals New Mammogram Guidelines
  • Cabell Huntington Hospital to Observe COPD Awareness Day
  •   Doctors Warn About the Dangers of Drug Interaction
  •   Marion County Rescue Squad Named 'Agency of the Year'
  •   Retired Bridgeport Police Dog Needs Medical Help
  •   Benefits Group Discusses Health Care Reform
  • UHC Auxiliary to present 49th Holly Ball
  • H1N1 Vaccine Clinic to be Held in Nicholas County
  • Seasonal Flu Vaccine Clinic to be held in Cabell County
  •   Back Pain Screenings at Physical Therapy Office in Fairmont
  •   Hats with Hugs Gives Support to Cancer Patients
  • H1N1 Vaccine Clinic to be Held Friday in Putnam County
  •   Groups Hold Health Care Rally, Protest Capito's Position
  • Health Right Recieves Anti-Virals for No Cost Prescriptions
  • Kanawha-Charleston Health Department in Spotlight for H1N1 Vaccination Efforts
  • Another Death From Possible H1N1 Virus Reported
  •   Travel Risky for Some Because of H1N1 Virus
  •   Monongalia County Clinic Offered Free Dental Care for Veterans
  • Kanawha County Has Another Possible Flu Death
  •   Fairmont Free Clinic Celebrates Grand Opening
  • Patient Being Treated for H1N1 at Morgantown Hospital Dies
  • Seasonal Flu Clinic set for Cabell County
  •   Preston County Sets H1N1 Vaccine Schedule for Public Schools
  • W.Va.'s Representatives Vote Along Party Lines on Health Care Reform Bill
  • Harrison County Announces More H1N1 Shot Clinics
  •   Monongalia County Finishes School Vaccinations for H1N1
  •   Another Hospital Changes Visitation Policies Due to Flu
  •   Monongalia General Hospital Hosts a Diabetes Fair
  •   H1N1 Clinic Draws Huge Crowd in Clarksburg
  •   Fairmont General Hospital Changes Visitor Policy in Response to Flu
  •   Prices Cause for Fall in Recent Ginseng Harvests
  • Upshur-Buckhannon Health Department Holds Two H1N1 Clinics
  •   New Ambulance Car Seat Laws to Take Effect
  •   Governor Manchin Visits Bridgeport Students to Discuss Swine Flu
  •   Pharmacists Compounding Tamiflu For Children During Shortage
  •   Harrison County H1N1 Clinic Rescheduled
  •   Local Dentist Offers Trick-or-Treat for the Troops
  •   Grant Town Braces for Winter Water Problems
  •   Raleigh General Hospital's New Cardiology Lab Open For Business
  •   Manchin Steps Up Flu Fight
  •   Area Hospitals Change Visitation Regulations
  •   Experts Discuss Containing the H1N1 Flu Pandemic
  •   Area Hospitals Changing Visitation Rules Due to Swine Flu
  • Breast Cancer Survivor Spreads the Word of Caution
  •   H1N1 Vaccines Available to the Public in Monongalia County
  • Officials Break Ground on Nursing Home Expansion in Morgantown
  •   More Area Hospitals Restrict Visitors to Combat H1N1
  • Hundreds Line Up for H1N1 Shots in Harrison County
  •   Raleigh County Schools Will Not Close Because of H1N1 Outbreaks
  • Ruby Memorial Hospital: MHS Student Who Died Had H1N1 Influenza
  •   Upshur County School Attendance Steadily Drops During Flu Season
  •   UHS Holds Kids Safety Fair
  •   UPDATE: Teenage H1N1 Patient Dies in Monongalia County
  •   Marion County Holds H1N1 Immunization Clinic
  •   Harrison County H1N1 Vaccine Clinic Canceled
  • Local High School Students Raise Money for Breast Cancer Research
  •   Preston Hospital Restricts Visitors Due to H1N1
  •   Diabetes and Recognition a Priority at Clarksburg VA Hospital
  •   Flu Shots Go Fast at WBOY Flu Shot Day
  •   Hundreds Attempt to Get H1N1 Vaccine
  •   H1N1 Vaccines Made Available in Tazewell Schools
  •   Mon General Using World's Smallest Heart Pump
  •   Harrison County BOE Prepares for Swine Flu
  •   Davis Health System Celebrates '100 Miles in 100 Days'
  • Bridgeport Christens New Public Safety Building
  •   STEPS Center Opens at WVU Hospitals
  • Smoking Might Put Non-Smokers' Hearts at Risk
  •   Women's Health Month, Exercise Go Hand in Hand
  •   Women's Health Month and Exercise Go Hand in Hand
  •   Flu Shot Shortage a Concern for Some
  •   Women's Health Month and Exercise Go Hand in Hand
  • Fourth West Virginian Dies From H1N1
  •   Flu Shot Fair Held at WVU Hospital
  •   Women's Health Month and Beginning Exercise Go Hand in Hand
  • HHS Unveils New Features on Flu.gov
  •   Chef Marion Ohlinger of Richwood Grill Presents Turkey Breast with Pepita
  •   Clinical Trial Network Established For Cancer Patients
  •   State Tries to Keep Schools Open During H1N1 Pandemic
  •   Chef Paul Dascanio presents Chicken Marsala as prepared for diabetics
  •   Camp Dawson Soldiers to Participate in "Ms. America TaTas" Walk
  •   Board of Health Member Appointed
  •   Swine Flu Community Forum Held in Marion County
  •   Warriors in Pink Quilt on Display in Morgantown
  •   H1N1 Fears Continue In Hometowns
  •   Chef Dale Hawkins presents Lemon Scented Quinoa Salad with Tahini Dressing
  •   W.Va. to Compile End of Life Care Database
  •   FSU Rugby Player Diagnosed with Cancer
  •   St. Joseph's Hospital Sponsoring 'Working Women's Tuesdays'
  •   Health Care Battle Spills into Streets
  •   Weight Watchers Celebrates 40 Years
  •   Chef Nemat Odeh presents Farm Raised Salmon with Farmers Garden Salad
  •   Local College Begins Free Monthly Seminars for Seniors
  •   H1N1 Cases Up in West Virginia
  •   Executive Chef Tim Goots presents Poached Salmon with Tomato al Fresco
  •   Coats for our Community Drive
  •   Local Representative for National Diabetes Center
  •   5th Annual Harrison County Buddy Walk
  •   A Familiar Face to Show Up on National Cereal Boxes
  • Schiffler Cancer Center Participating in New Clinical Trials
  •   Plans for 'Old' UHC in Beginning Stages
  •   Lewis County Celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness Day
  •   Breast Cancer Awareness Month Noted in Monongalia County
  •   Choosy Kids Health Initiative to Go Nationwide
  •   Mon General Hospital holds fundraiser November 14 at Waterfront Place Hotel
  •   WVU Students Turn Out in Large Numbers to Recieve Flu Shots
  •   WIC's "Love To Grow" Campaign Starts Thursday
  • Rockefeller To Introduce Public Option
  • Former "Baywatch" Actress Sheds Light On Respiratory Illness
  •   Local BB&T Branch Reaches Out to Help Hungry
  • Area Weight-Loss Challenge Pays Off Big Time
  •   "World's Largest Ice Cream Social" Benefits Childhood Cancer Patients
  • 400 with H1N1 Virus at WVU
  • Volunteers "Honk for Health Care"
  •   Princeton Rehab Hospital Celebrates Rehab Week
  •   Elliott Appointed to Marion County Board of Health
  • Free Flu Shots Offered in Cabell County
  •   Is It a Cold, Flu or H1N1?
  •   Getting in Place for H1N1 Vaccines
  •   Health Departments Prepare for H1N1 Vaccine
  •   Start! Heart Walk Kickoff
  •   Healthcare Now Available for Those with No Insurance
  • Senator Rockefeller Meets With President Obama
  • Seasonal Flu Shots Start
  •   Study Shows Yoga Helps Reduce Lower Back Pain
  •   WVU Launches Online Swine Flu Survey for Students
  •   Senator Rockefeller Talks Health Care With Mon County Seniors
  •   Local University Tracks Swine Flu with Technology
  • Stressing The Importance Of Immunizations
  • September is National Preparedness Month
  •   Deputies Help Teachers Spot Meth Problems
  •   One Senior's Take on Health Care
  •   New Partnership to Fight Brain Disease
  •   H1N1 Taskforce Formed
  •   Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon
  •   Wounded Veterans Enjoy an Adventure Therapy Weekend
  •   Health Care Reform Debate Continues
  •   He Said No to Health Insurance
  • Free Seasonal Flu Shots for Veterans
  •   MDA Patient Profile: Brandon Rosencrance
  •   Small Amount Of Smoking Increases Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease
  •   Lose Weight And Win Prizes With Zumba
  • Inlfuenza Strain Threatens Dogs
  •   Monongalia County Healthcare Provides go Tobacco-Free
  • Officials Ready For Flu Season
  • Moorefield Doctor Arrested for Illegally Dispensing Meds
  •   WVU Offers Popular Heart Disease Prevention Program
  •   Monongalia General Hospital Awarded for Patient Safety
  • Multiple Blood Drives in Our Region Today
  • Free School Immunizations in Lawrence County, Ohio Wednesday
  •   Job Losses Double in Harrison County
  •   Marion County Health Board Member Removed
  •   Colleges Prep for Possible H1N1 Outbreak
  • Marion County Smoking Ban Suspended
  • Blood Drive Being Held in Lawrence County, Ohio Monday
  •   Auto-Pedestrian Accident in Harrison County
  •   WV Healthy Kids Day
  •   Harrison County Residents Voice Their Opinions on Healthcare
  •   August Named Ostomy Awareness Month
  • Blood Drive Being Held in Lincoln County Thursday
  • FSU Student "Probable" Case of Swine Flu
  •   Bonnie's Bus Stops in Flemington
  • Community Walk for Health in Boone County Friday Evening
  •   Wilson Martino Offering Kids Free Dental Work
  • Healthcare Reform Meeting Hosted by AARP
  •   Smoking Ban Affecting Marion County Business
  • Upshur County Man Charged in Baby's Death
  • Blood Drive on MU's South Charleston Campus Tuesday
  •   Health Screenings in Morgantown
  •   "Green Goo" Flows into West Fork River
  • Confirmed Swine Flu at Charleston School
  • Blood Drive Being Held in Wayne County Thursday Afternoon
  • Women's Health Fair in Charleston Thursday
  •   Marion County Smoke-Free
  • Companies Recognized for Workplace Breastfeeding
  • More Meals to be Trucked Out to Seniors
  • Four Swine Flu Cases Confirmed in Harrison County
  • Blood Drive in South Point Monday
  •   Harrison County Native Receives Purple Heart
  • Morgantown Health Facilities Set Tobacco-Free Goal
  • WV "Top Chef" - Area Charity Plans Signature Chef Auction
  •   WVU Hospitals Hosts Farmer's Market
  •   Morgantown Hospitals to go Tobacco-Free
  • Blood Drive in Ironton Wednesday
  •   Nursing Home Planning
  • Possible Swine Flu Cases at 4-H Camp Investigated
  • Health and Wellness Fair to Be Held in Huntington Tuesday
  •   New Weight-Loss Program at Morgantown Chiropractor
  •   Cecil Jarvis Memorial Triathalon
  •   "Strongmen" Visit MGH Patients
  • HealthWatch for July 24, 2009
  • Swine Flu Confirmed in Doddridge County
  • HSTA Celebrates 15 Years
  • HealthWatch for July 23, 2009
  • A National First For A Worker In Putnam County
  •   HealthWatch for July 22, 2009
  •   Morgantown Research Firm Partners with Johns Hopkins University
  •   Potential Lawsuit over Retired Teachers Benefits
  •   Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department Holds Meningitis Panel
  •   HealthWatch for July 21, 2009
  • HealthWatch for July 20, 2009
  •   Salem Optometrist Moves to a New Location
  •   People Rally Against Government Controlled Health Care
  • Swine Flu Case Confirmed in Lewis County
  •   HealthWatch for July 17, 2009
  •   St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Cares for Whole Family
  •   HealthWatch for July 16, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for July 15, 2009
  •   WVU Researchers Using $3 Million in Stimulus Money
  •   Upshur County Campers Test Positive for Swine Flu
  •   Clarksburg Ranks Number One in the Country in Helping Citizens with Prescription Drug Costs
  •   Harrison County Hospital Takes Top Honor for Food Service
  • State Eligible for More Than $2 Million to Fight Swine Flu
  •   Marion County Goes Smoke Free August 1
  •   Winners Named in "Snore Score" Contest
  •   Flu Scare At Upshur County Youth Camp
  •   Swine Flu Hits Brickstreet
  • Campers from Upshur County Camp Tested for Swine Flu
  •   HealthWatch for July 9, 2009
  •   Free Dental Work At Wilson Martino Dental
  •   HealthWatch for July 8, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for July 7, 2009
  •   St. Joseph's Hospital Opens Medical Equipment Store
  •   Davis Memorial Hospital Opens its WVU Cardiac Clinic In Elkins
  •   WVU Study Seeks Arthritis Patients
  •   HealthWatch for July 6, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for July 3, 2009
  •   Healthwatch for July 2, 2009
  •   VA Hospital Holds Welcome Home Festival
  •   Preston Memorial Hospital Goes Smoke-Free
  • HealthWatch for July 1, 2009
  • West Virginia Is 3rd Fattest State
  • Change in State Law Allows WV 16-Year-Olds to Donate Blood
  •   National Guardsman Exposed to Chemicals Speaks
  •   HealthWatch for June 30, 2009
  • Nearly $19 Million Available to Community Health Centers in West Virginia
  •   UPDATE: FGH Workers Could Go On Strike Wednesday
  •   Sports Stars Golf for WVU Children's Hospital
  • Health Fair in Charleston This Weekend
  • West Virginia Rx Offers Free Prescription Drugs
  • Brain Fitness Seminar for Seniors in Huntington Thursday
  •   Philippi's Walking Park Gets New Additions
  •   Morgantown Cancer Research Advocate Returns from Washington, D.C.
  • Free Meals Available to Cabell County Children This Summer
  •   Families React to Cancelled MDA Summer Camp
  •   FGH Holds Snore Score Contest
  • Blood Drive in Charleston Monday
  • MDA Summer Camp Canceled as Swine Flu Precaution
  • UCARE Plans Pool Parties Prevent Drunk Driving Accidents
  •   HealthWatch for June 18, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for June 17, 2009
  • Measles Case Reported in WV
  •   HealthWatch for June 16, 2009
  •   WVU Eye Institute Holds Summer Camps for Kids
  • Update on U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd
  •   HealthWatch for June 15, 2009
  •   Bereavement Camp Helps Kids Adjust to the Loss of Loved Ones
  •   WVU Children's Hospital Patients Color Christmas Spirit
  • HealthWatch for June 12, 2009
  • Health Care Town Hall Meeting in Huntington Saturday
  • One Case of Bacterial Meningitis Confirmed at Ohio University
  • West Virginia's State Lab Now Certified to Test for Swine Flu
  •   Cards of Hope Project Looking for Supply Donations
  •   HealthWatch for June 11, 2009
  • Second Probable Case of Bacterial Meningitis at Ohio University
  • Putnam County To Take Part In Mock Health Disaster Drill
  •   A Little Pampering Goes a Long Way for Cancer Fundraiser
  •   HealthWatch for June 10, 2009
  •   Alternative Medicine in Morgantown
  •   HealthWatch for June 9, 2009
  • HealthWatch for June 8, 2009
  •   CAMC Shows Off New Surgical Robot
  • CAMC Holds Annual Healthfest
  •   Well-Known Vocal Surgeon Visits WVU Hospitals
  • HealthWatch for June 5, 2009
  •   Barrackville Students Raise Money for Classmate in Need
  •   Clarksburg & Bridgeport Police and Fire Departments to Compete in Blood Drive
  •   HealthWatch for June 4, 2009
  •   Company Donates Defibrillator to Bruceton School
  •   HealthWatch for June 3, 2009
  •   Four Cases of Swine Flu Confirmed in West Virginia
  •   Wound Healing Center Hosts Open House
  •   Dominion Makes Donations to Local Free Clinics
  •   HealthWatch for June 2, 2009
  •   Marion Co. Man Willing to Try Anything for Eyesight
  •   Robert L. Bland MS Students Host Raze Event for Younger Students
  •   101 New Nurses Start at WVU
  • HealthWatch for June 1, 2009
  •   More Possible Swine Cases In West Virginia
  • Doddrige County Students Learn About Healthy Eating
  •   New Pool and Spa Safety Regulations
  •   Oral Health Pilot Program Visits Nutter Fort
  •   Doddridge County to Form Ambulance Authority
  •   Healthwatch for May 29, 2009
  • Probable Swine Flu Case In Monongalia County
  •   Caregivers: Part 4 with Coach Bob Huggins
  •   HealthWatch for May 28, 2009
  •   Caregivers: Part 3 with Coach Bob Huggins
  •   VA Hospital Offer Special Clinic for Women Veterans
  •   Davis Memorial Hospital has New Technology to Detect Breast Cancer Sooner
  •   HealthWatch for May 27, 2009
  • Free Stroke Screenings in Huntington Wednesday
  •   Caregivers: Part 2 with Coach Bob Huggins
  •   "100 Miles in 100 Days" Program Stepped-Off Tuesday
  •   HealthWatch for May 26, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for May 25, 2009
  •   Red Cross Offers Gas Card with Blood Donation
  •   New Technology At Davis Memorial Hospital
  •   HealthWatch for May 22, 2009
  •   Women's Health Clinic Bucks National Trend in Number of C-Sections
  •   Caregivers: Part 4 with Senator Rockefeller
  •   HealthWatch for May 21, 2009
  •   Josh Fosbrink's Dental Makeover
  •   Goodbye Cancer, Hello Cure
  •   Caregivers: Part 3 with Senator Rockefeller
  • State Program Targets Low Income High Risk Pregnancies
  •   HealthWatch for May 20, 2009
  • West Virginia Remains Free of Swine Flu
  •   Caregivers: Part 2 with Senator Rockefeller
  •   HealthWatch for May 19, 2009
  • Nearly $30,000 in Federal Funds Awarded to Cabell and Wayne Counties
  • Marshall Receives National "Top Ten Award" for Family Practice
  •   Caregivers: Part 1 with Senator Rockefeller
  •   HealthWatch for May 18, 2009
  • Wheeling Hospital’s Dr. Merrick Grabs National Spotlight
  •   Caregivers: Part 5 with Betty Ireland
  •   HealthWatch for May 15, 2009
  • Exposure to Floodwaters Alone is Not a Reason to Receive Tetanus Shot
  •   Caregivers: Part 4 with Betty Ireland
  •   InfantSEE Moblie Clinic Offers Free Tests for Babies
  •   HealthWatch for May 14, 2009
  • Huntington Chamber Committee to Collect Donations for Domestic Violence Shelter
  •   WV State Police Assign Two New Officers to Drug Diversion Unit
  •   Caregivers: Part 3 with Betty Ireland
  •   St. Jude Children's Research Hospital: Finding Cures & Saving Children
  • Byrd Urges President to Approve Disaster Declaration
  •   WVU Announces Plans for Health & Wellnes Facility
  • Important Information for Pike County Flood Victims
  • Caregivers: Part 2 with Betty Ireland
  • Free Water Testing Kits Available to Pike Countians
  • Assistance Agencies Announced for Pike County Flood Victims
  •   HealthWatch for May 12, 2009
  • Louisa, Kentucky Residents to Help Flood Victims in Floyd County
  •   Caregivers: Part 1 with Betty Ireland
  •   HealthWatch for May 11, 2009
  • Free Infant Eye Exams in Huntington on Monday
  •   Shinnston Paints the Town Purple
  •   "No Drugs Down the Drain"
  •   Caregivers: Part 10 with Alex Ruoff
  •   Caregivers: Part 9 with Alex Ruoff
  •   West Virginia Oncology Society Holds Statewide Meeting
  • HealthWatch for May 8, 2009
  • Rockefeller Introduces 2 Bills to Expand Government Health Care
  • DEP Closes First American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Loan
  •   Caregivers: Part 8 with Alex Ruoff
  •   Caregivers: Part 7 with Alex Ruoff
  •   Nursing Simulation Lab at FSU
  • Tackling Mental Health Issues In Children
  •   Battling Bed Bugs In Charleston
  •   HealthWatch for May 7, 2009
  • Salt Rock Boil Water Advisory Lifted
  •   Caregivers: Part 6 with Alex Ruoff
  •   Caregivers: Part 5 with Alex Ruoff
  •   Bark-B-Q To Benefit Humane Society
  •   UHC Nurses Honored
  •   HealthWatch for May 6, 2009
  •   Caregivers: Part 4 with Alex Ruoff
  • West Virginia American Water Recognizes National Drinking Water Week
  • Cabell County Schools Seeking Volunteers for Summer Feeding Program
  •   Caregivers: Part 3 Alex Ruoff
  •   HealthWatch for May 5, 2009
  •   Caregivers: Part 2 with Alex Ruoff
  • Law Firm Pledges $25,000 to Proposed Cabell Huntington Children's Hospital
  •   HealthWatch for May 4, 2009
  • Free Infant Eye Exams in Charleston Monday
  • Free Asthma Education and Lung Function Testing in Charleston Monday
  • No Swine Flu Reported at any WVU Hospitals or Clinics
  • 2009 'Expect the Best' Award Winners Announced
  •   Smoking Cessation Classes at FGH
  • HealthWatch for May 1, 2009
  • St. Mary's Regional Stroke Center Earns Gold Performance Achievement Award
  • West Virginia to Receive $63 Million in State USDA Recovery Act Funds
  •   Marion County Spring Special Olympics
  •   Oncology Unit Ready to Open at Mon General
  •   Healthwatch for April 30, 2009
  •   FSU Walk for Lunch
  •   HealthWatch for April 29, 2009
  • As Swine Flu Spreads, Charter Flight From Mexico Plans Return to Charleston
  •   HealthWatch for April 28, 2009
  •   Monongalia County Woman Writes Midwife Memoir
  •   HealthWatch for April 27, 2007
  •   Health Officials Advise Swine Flu Precautions
  • West Virginia Power Presents Tobacco-Free Night April 25
  •   HealthWatch for April 24, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for April 23, 2009
  •   Local Hospitals Celebrate National Volunteer Week
  •   Two Harrison County Mayors Meet About A Common Goal
  •   HealthWatch for April 22, 2009
  •   Healthwatch for April 21, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for April 20, 2009
  •   Event Helps Kids Make Healthy Choices
  •   Spring Cleaning? Don't Forget the Medicine Cabinet!
  •   Healthwatch for April 17, 2009
  • Charleston YMCA Holding Healthy Kids Day Saturday
  •   Ribbon Cutting Held for WVU Cancer Center
  • HealthWatch for April 16, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for April 15, 2009
  •   "Bonnie's Bus" Rolls Out in Monongalia County
  • Wednesday is "Bank Day" for Cabell-Wayne Start! Heart Walk
  •   Mary Babb Randolph Cancer Center Celebration
  •   Local Spa Offers Girls' Package to Benefit Cancer Patient
  •   HealthWatch for April 14, 2009
  •   Local Law Firm Takes Up Healthy Habits
  •   Healthwatch for April 13, 2009
  •   Lewis County High Students Report on Blood Drive
  •   HealthWatch for April 10, 2009
  •   Is West Virginia in a Mental Health Care Crisis?
  •   Healthwatch for April 9, 2009
  •   Anna Jarvis Elementary Holds Relay for Life
  •   HealthWatch for April 8, 2009
  •   STUDY: One in Five Pre-Schoolers is Obese
  •   HealthWatch for April 7, 2009
  •   HealthWatch for April 6, 2009
  •   Kids Learn to Be "Choosy"
  •   WVU Board of Governors Approves Health Sciences Restructure
  •   Health Department Calls Lincoln HS Antibiotic Campaign a "Success"
  •   HealthWatch for April 3, 2009
  • Rockefeller Urges Action for WV Soldiers Exposed to Chemical in Iraq
  •   Local Smoke Specialty Shops Cringe as Customers Buy Less
  •   WVUH Gets Organ Donation Award
  •   Health Department Hands Out Antibiotics at Lincoln High School
  •   HealthWatch for April 2, 2009
  •   Hospitals Work Towards Total Electronic Medical Records
  •   Another Lincoln High School Student Could Have Bacterial Meningitis
  •   CDC: People need to Slash Salt Intake
  •   HealthWatch for April 1, 2009
  • Volunteers Needed for Kanawha River Cleanup
  •   HealthWatch for March 31, 2009
  •   Another Meningitis Case Reported at Lincoln High School
  • Governor Manchin Encourages Residents to Plant Trees During Arbor Month
  • Healthwatch for March 30, 2009
  • WVRx Provides Toll-Free Number for Residents Without Prescription Drug Coverage
  • WV to Receive $6.6 Million for Community Health Centers
  • Healthwatch for March 27, 2009
  • Belmont County Health Center Receives Stimulus Money
  • Latest C8 Health Report Released
  • Blood Drive in Ironton Friday
  • Colorectal Cancer Awareness Event in Huntington on Friday
  •   Study Shows Higher Rate of Mortality for Red Meat Eaters...But What Else is Involved?
  •   Calorie Information Coming to a Restaurant Near You?
  •   Dead Horse Causes Concern in Marion County
  •   Mon County Board of Health Hears Benefits of Smoking Ban
  •   Lewis County Senior Center Hosts Program on Prescription Drugs In Rural WV
  • Healthwatch for March 26, 2009
  • Bill Would Create Legislative Oversight Board for Mental Health Care
  • Planning Meeting Set for Recreation Center in Huntington
  • Blood Drives in Lincoln and Wayne Counties Thursday
  •   Wellness for All Ages: New Non-Profit to Bring c
  •   Tygart Valley High School Students Involved In "Kick Butts Day"
  •   Healthwatch for March 25, 2009
  • HealthWatch for March 24, 2009
  •   WVU Promotes Walking for 15th Year
  •   Healthwatch for March 23, 2009
  •   Avoid Gaining Those "Recession Pounds"
  • Healthwatch for March 20, 2009
  • WV Lawmakers and Governor's Office Tip Off for Charity March 23
  • Capito Announces $184,000 for Derricks Creek Water Project
  • Healthwatch for March 19, 2009
  • Rockfeller Bill Would Ban Insurers From Disqualifying Based Upon Pre-Existing Conditions
  • Blood Drive in Point Pleasant Thursday
  •   "Harrison, We Can" Kicks Off Six Week Weight-Loss Competition
  •   Healthwatch for March 18, 2009
  • Vaccination Clinic for Marshall Students Set for Wednesday
  •   Healthwatch for March 17, 2009
  •   Health Officials Confirm LHS Student Has Meningitis
  •   Healthwatch for March 16, 2009
  • Wheeling Hospital Planning Third Annual Cardiovascular Health Conference.
  • Asthma Education Training Held
  • Senator Rockefeller Secures Child Care Funding for W. Va.
  • Valley Health WIC Office in Huntington to Host Open House March 20
  •   Harrison-Clarksburg Health Department Hands Out Meningitis Vaccines
  •   Healthwatch for March 13, 2009
  • Byrd Directs Funding to Marshall University
  •   Lincoln High School Student May Have Bacterial Meningitis
  •   Healthwatch for March 12, 2009
  •   Healthwatch for March 11, 2009
  • Byrd Secures $5.7 million for Ohio Valley Medical Center in Wheeling
  •   Possible Case of Bacterial Meningitis in Harrison County School
  •   Workers Evacuated from United Hospital Center Work Site
  •   Community Helps Fund Liver Transplant
  •   Healthwatch for March 10, 2009
  • Meningitis Confirmed in WVU Student Death
  •   Top Health Stories
  • City Kids May Breathe Easier in the Country, WVU Researcher Finds
  •   Residents Speak Out on Reversal of Embryonic Stem Cell Research by President Obama
  •   Free Fitness And Nutrition Program Available in Belington
  •   Healthwatch for March 9, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For March 9th.
  •   Healthwatch for March 6, 2009
  • HealthWatch 7 For March 6th.
  • Lincoln County Students Kick Off "Healthy Rivalry" Program March 9
  •   Open Forum Held at WVU to Discuss Meningitis
  •   Repairs Continue at Ronald McDonald House
  •   Healthwatch for March 5, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For March 5
  • New Bill Would Make It Harder for County Health Boards to Implement Smoking Bans
  •   Tucker County Woman Loses Nearly 300 Pounds
  •   Healthwatch for March 4, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For March 4th.
  • UPDATE: WVU Student Dies
  •   Ambulance Authority in the Works for Doddridge County
  •   Belington Community Medical Services Association to Receive $1.15 Million In Stimulus Money
  •   Healthwatch for March 3, 2009
  •   Top Health Stories
  •   Healthwatch for March 2, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For March 2nd
  •   Gardisil Vaccine Offered During Open Clinic
  •   Healthwatch for February 27, 2009
  •   WVU Stroke Study Discovers Misinformation About Treatment
  •   Hearts of Gold Service Dogs Aid Area Residents
  •   Unplanned Pregnancy Seminar Held in Bridgeport
  •   Healthwatch for February 26, 2009
  • Marshall to Hold Forum on HPV and Cervical Cancer Prevention Thursday Evening
  •   "Learn To Run" Class Being Offered in Randolph County
  •   Healthwatch for February 25, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Feb 25th.
  •   Improving Vaccination Rates Among Adolescents
  • Cost of Health Insurance to Rise for Charleston, Kanawha County Government Employees
  •   Heart Healthy Cooking Show Held in Elkins
  •   Healthwatch for February 24, 2009
  • HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 24th
  •   Healthwatch for February 23, 2009
  • HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 23rd.
  •   Stonewall Jackson Resort Hosts Special Mardi Gras Feast
  •   Fairmont Doctor Gets National Award
  • Healthwatch for February 20, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 20th
  • WVUH Cuts Back to Stay Financially Healthy
  •   Healthwatch for February 19, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 20th
  •   Vein Viewer Takes Sting out of ER
  •   Healthwatch for February 18, 2009
  • Docs: Kids' Cholesterol Study Reassuring
  • Getting Advice On Taking Medicines
  •   "Wild Things" Visit WVU Children's Hospital
  •   Area Colleges and Universities Observe "Think Pink" Events
  •   Healthwatch for February 17, 2009
  •   Top Health Stories
  •   Study Looks at the Benefits of Video Games for the Disabled
  •   Healthwatch for February 16, 2009
  • HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 16th
  •   Walk-In Treatment Center Opens in Upshur County
  • Teen Stop Smoking Program Getting A Boost From Federal Government
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 13, 2009
  •   Study: Flu Virus Hates Moist Air
  •   Healthwatch for February 12, 2009
  • HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 12th.
  •   Tucker County Commission Discusses Privatizing Ambulance Services
  •   First Flu Study of Its Kind in Morgantown
  •   Baby Girl's Restored Vision is a "Miracle in Morgantown"
  • Healthwatch for February 10, 2009
  •   Top Health Stories
  •   Healthwatch for February 9, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Feb 9th.
  •   New Urgent Care Facility Opens in Bridgeport
  •   Is There A Mental Health Crisis In West Virginia?
  •   WVU Helping to Develop Cancer Cream
  •   Healthwatch for February 6, 2009
  •   HealthWatch For Feb. 6th.
  • People Across Nation Go Red
  • Free Health Screenings at Charleston Town Center Friday Morning
  •   Healthwatch for February 5, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Feb 5th.
  •   Unidentified Odor In Fifth Grade Classroom In Beverly Elementary School
  •   WVU & Mon General Renew Heart Surgery Agreement
  •   Pratt & Whitney Makes Donation to New UHC project
  •   Healthwatch for February 4, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 4th.
  •   HealthPlus Opens New Facility
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 3, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 3rd.
  •   Long Winter Days Got You Down?
  •   Marion Co. Teachers and Officials Push Healthcare Reform Bill
  • Healthwatch for February 2, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Feb. 2nd.
  •   Healthwatch for January 30, 2009
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 29th.
  • CAMC: We Won't Lay Off Employees
  •   Mon General's Renovations Right on Track
  •   Healthwatch for January 28, 2009
  •   A California Mother Really Has Her Hands Full This Afternoon... With 8 Bundles of joy!
  •   Davis Health System Celebrates Home Health Store Opening
  •   Healthwatch for January 27, 2009
  •   FGH Holds Grand Opening for its HealthPlex
  • Doddridge County Adopts 100% Smoking Ban
  •   Healthwatch for January 26, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 26th
  •   Making Sure Dental Health Doesn't Get Brushed To The Side
  •   More Than Half of WV Smokers Don't Quit After Cancer Diagnosis
  •   Healthwatch for January 23, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 23rd
  •   Healthwatch for January 22, 2009
  •   Broaddus Hospital Makes Emergency Room Staffing Changes
  •   Harrison County Suspends Smoking Ban
  •   Healthwatch for January 21, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 21st
  • Board of Health Suspends Smoking Ban in Harrison County
  • HealthWatch 7 For January 19th
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 16th.
  •   Area Gyms Focus on Dieting on a Budget
  •   Merlin's Magic Makes Paper Medical Charts Disappear at WVUH
  •   Healthwatch for January 15, 2009
  • HealthWatch 7 For January 15th.
  •   Healthwatch for January 14, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Jan. 14
  •   Healthwatch for January 13, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 13th.
  •   Morgantown Doctor Helps Eliminate Childhood Blindness Worldwide
  •   2008 UHC Campaign A Success
  •   Healthwatch for January 12, 2009
  • 7 News Healthwatch For January 12,2009
  •   Cheat Lake Students Have Fun with Zumba
  •   Healthwatch for January 9, 2009
  •   Top Health Stories For January 9, 2009
  •   Healthwatch for January 8, 2009
  •   Harrison Commission Backs Smoking Ban Amendment
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 8th.
  •   Healthwatch for January 7, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 7th.
  •   Healthwatch for January 6, 2009
  •   Top Health Stories
  •   Healthwatch for January 5, 2009
  •   HealthWatch 7 For January 5th.
  •   Businesses React to Smoking Ban
  •   Handling Deer Meat Gives Girl Disease.
  •   Healthwatch for January 2, 2009
  •   Top Health Stories For January 2, 2009
  •   Healthwatch for January 1, 2009
  •   Salem Pub Owner Rallies Support Against Smoking Ban
  •   An Elkins Home Medicine and Medical Supplies Store Has Moved
  •   Healthwatch for December 30, 2008
  •   Oral Cancer Is On The Rise In The U.S.
  •   Healthwatch for December 29, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Dec. 29
  •   Officials Cut Ribbon on FGH HeathPlex
  •   Cold Weather Quickly Fills Area Homeless Shelters
  •   Cancer Care Center Treats Chemo Patients in Comfort
  • Healthwatch for December 22, 2008
  •   Healthy Supermarket Sweep
  •   Healthwatch for December 19, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for December 18, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For December 17th.
  • Men Raise Awareness About Women's Heart Health
  •   Healthwatch for December 17, 2008
  •   CAMC Heart and Vascular Center Dedicated
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 16, 2008
  • Top Health Stories
  •   Healthy Holiday Parties at School
  •   New Mountain CAP Program Offers Free Diapers To Pregnant Women Who Quit Smoking
  • Healthwatch for December 15, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For December 15th.
  • Healthwatch for December 12, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For December 12th.
  •   YMCA Buys New Equipment
  • 24-hour Center for Transferred Patients Opens
  •   Healthwatch for December 11, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For December 11th.
  •   Healthwatch for December 10, 2008
  •   North View Elementary Students Develop Rash
  •   HealthWatch 7 For December 10th.
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 9, 2008
  • Free Drive-Thru Flu Shots Available in Huntington Tuesday Afternoon
  •   Davis & Elkins College Going Smoke-Free In Its Residence Halls
  •   Healthwatch for December 8, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For December 8th.
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 5, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For December 5th.
  • Senior Santa Drive Needs Donations
  •   Healthwatch for December 4, 2008
  •   Top Health Stories
  • Huntington Author Helps Sick Children
  • Donation Made to Pink Ribbon Fund at St. Mary's
  •   Medicare Enrollment Session Planned
  •   Healthwatch for December 3, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For December 3rd.
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 2, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For December 2nd.
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 1, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For December 1st.
  • 7 News Healthwatch
  •   Healthwatch for November 27, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 28th.
  •   Holiday Season Can Mean Weight Gain for Some
  •   Healthwatch for November 26, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 26th.
  •   Healthwatch for November 25, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For November 25th.
  •   Healthwatch for November 24, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 24th
  •   Regional Raze On 2008
  •   Fun Fitness 101 Gets Kids Active at an Early Age
  •   New State Policy On School Snacks
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 21, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 21st.
  •   Healthwatch for November 20, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 20th.
  •   Study Finds New Tobacco Product Highly Addictive
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 19, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 19th.
  •   Heart Attacks Hit Younger Patients
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 18, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 18th.
  •   Haven't Heard From Your Elderly Neighbor?
  • Healthwatch for November 17, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 17th.
  •   Healthwatch for November 14, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For November 14th
  •   PEIA Holds Hearing to Inform Workers of Potential Rate Hike
  •   Air Quality tested at Morgantown Bars
  •   Radiothon Raises Money for WVU Children's Hospital
  •   Healthwatch for November 13, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 13th.
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 12, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Nov. 12
  •   A Second Chance: Chief Phil Scott's Heart Attack
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 11, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch For November 11,2008
  •   Hometown Healthwatch
  •   Healthwatch for November 10, 2008
  •   Top Health Stories For November 10,2008
  • Increasing Access To Mammograms To Those In Rural Areas
  •   Mobile Mammography Bus Unveiled at WVU
  •   Healthwatch for November 7, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For November 7th.
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 6, 2008
  •   Top Health Stories For November 6,  2008
  •   Healthwatch for November 5, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Nov. 5
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 4, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 3, 2008
  •   Help for Diabetics
  •   HealthWatch7 For November 3rd.
  •   Falling Back: Heart Health & Smoke Detectors
  •   Blast Brain Injuries Highlighted
  • Healthwatch for October 31, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For October 30th.
  •   Healthwatch for October 29, 2008
  • Harman School Getting Over Illness
  •   Healthwatch for October 28, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For October 28th
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Oct. 27
  • Healthwatch for October 24, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For Oct. 23.
  •   Healthwatch for Oct. 23, 2008
  • Walmart Foundation Presents Grant to WVU Eye Institute
  •   HealthWatch For October 23rd.
  •   Healthwatch for Oct. 22, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For Oct. 22
  •   Healthwatch for October 21, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for October 20, 2008
  •   Genetic Testing Used in Cancer Risk Assessment
  •   HealthWatch For Oct. 20
  • Gov. Manchin Awards Millions in Prevention Grants
  •   Senator Rockefeller, WVU Officials Dedicate Neurosciences Institute
  •   Healthwatch for October 17, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch For October 17,2008
  •   Finding Cures to Alzeheimer's & Other Memory Disorders
  •   Healthwatch for Oct. 16, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Oct. 16
  •   Art Exhibit Honors Cancer Patients
  •   Healthwatch for October 15, 2008
  • Flu Shot Clinics Announced in Cabell County
  • HealthWatch For Oct. 15
  •   An Eye for An Eye
  • Pink Ladies Luncheon
  •   Healthwatch for October 14, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For October 14th
  •   Healthwatch for October 13, 2008
  • "Germ City" Comes To Kanawha County
  •   St. Mary's Hometown Healthwatch
  •   Healthwatch for Oct. 10, 2008
  •   Morgantown School Holds Blood Drive
  •   7 News Healthwatch For October 10,2008
  •   Healthwatch for Oct. 9, 2008
  • Putnam Business Moves To Smaller Location
  • The Wonder of Walnuts?
  •   7 News Healthwatch For October 8, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for October 8, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Oct. 7, 2008
  •   Organization Supports Breast Cancer Patients
  •   Healthwatch for Oct. 6, 2008
  • 7 News Healthwatch For October 6,2008
  •   HealthWatch For October 3rd.
  •   Healthwatch For October 2, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For October 2nd.
  • Healthwatch for October 1, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For October 1st.
  •   Healthwatch for September 30, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Sept. 30th
  •   Healthwatch for Sept. 29, 2008
  •   Relief For Chronic Pain
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  • Putnam County's Prescription Drug Program An Overwhelming Success
  • Healthwatch for Sept. 26, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Sept. 26th
  •   Smoking Ban Still an Issue in Monongalia County
  •   Healthwatch for Sept. 25, 2008
  •   New Robot Unveiled at a Huntington Hospital
  •   Healthwatch for Sept. 24, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For September 24th.
  •   Healthwatch for Sept. 23, 2008
  •   Health Watch 7 Report for Tuesday, September 23
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Sept. 22nd.
  •   Healthwatch for Sept. 22, 2008
  • Walking For A Great Cause
  •   Financial Bail Out Is Expected To Get Bi-Partisan Support
  •   Healthwatch for Sept. 19, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for September 18, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Sept. 18.
  •   Healthwatch for September 17, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch For September 17, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for September 16, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Sep. 15, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch For September 15,2008
  • Making Health Care Accessable and Affordable
  • McDowell County Teacher Finalist in National Competition
  • People Work to Clean Up Raleigh County
  •   Healthwatch for September 12, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For Sept. 12
  •   Healthwatch for September 11, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Sept. 11
  • West Virginians Most Stressed In Nation
  •   Healthwatch for September 10, 2008
  •   HealthWatch7 for Sept. 10
  •   Healthwatch for Sept. 9, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Sept. 9th.
  •   Miracle of Ice
  • Healthwatch for September 8, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Sept. 8
  •   Health Watch 7 For Sept. 5th
  •   STAND UP TO CANCER: Chemobrain Research Making Progress
  •   Healthwatch for September 4, 2008
  •   Health Watch 7 For Sept. 4
  • Healthwatch for September 3, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch For September 3rd, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for September 2, 2008
  • Healthwatch for August 29, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For August 29th.
  •   Lewis County Hospital Considers Tobacco-Free Campus
  •   Healthwatch for August 28, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch For August 28,2008
  •   Healthwatch for August 27, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Aug. 27
  •   Experts Suggest Seniors Plan Ahead for the "Golden Years"
  •   Healthwatch for August 26, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For August 26th
  •   "Golden Years" Changing for WV Seniors
  •   Healthwatch for August 25, 2008
  •   Healthwatch For August 22, 2008
  •   Possible Changes to Area Free Clinics
  •   Using Computers to Jump Start Healthy Living
  • New Board Of Pharmacy Rule Worries Free Clinics
  •   MVA Fairmont Clinic Goes Paperless
  •   Free Dental Day in Fairmont
  • Healthwatch for August 21, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For August 21st.
  • 7 News Healthwatch
  •   Fairmont Mother Wins Essay Contest
  •   Harrison County Passes Smoking Ban
  •   Healthwatch for August 20, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  •   Smoking Ban Adjustment Period Starts in Marion County
  •   Healthwatch for August 19, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For August 19
  •   Healthwatch for August 18, 2008
  • Future Cancer Research Appears Promising
  •   SilverSneakers are Staying Fit at the YMCA
  • Lewis County Hospital Participates In MRSA Study
  •   Healthwatch for August 14, 2008
  •   Back to School Health
  •   HealthWatch 7 For August 14th.
  •   Healthwatch for August 13, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For Aug. 13
  •   Healthwatch for August 12, 2008
  • Healthwatch for Aug. 11, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For August 8
  •   HealthWatch For August 6
  •   HealthWatch 7 For August 5th
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  •   Healthwatch for July 31, 2008
  • 7 News Healthwatch
  •   Healthwatch for July 30, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 30th.
  •   Healthwatch for July 29, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For July 29th.
  •   Repaid Kindness
  •   Red Cross Plans Major Blood Drive in Morgantown
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 28
  • Healthwatch for July 28, 2008
  • Kanawha Valley Companies Promote Physical Fitness
  • Healthwatch for July 25, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For July 25
  •   Randolph County Commissioners Decide to Stay Out of Smoking Ban Flap
  • Healthwatch for July 24, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7
  •   Strokes in Kids More Common Than Once Thought
  •   Healthwatch for July 23, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 23
  • Healthwatch for July 22, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For Jully 22
  • Healthwatch for July 21, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 21st.
  •   WV Suicide Rates Increase
  •   Healthwatch for July 18, 2008
  •   Amputee Bikers Ride 3,500 Miles
  • 7 News Healthwatch for July 18,2008
  •   Ohio Girl Organizes WVUH Children's Hospital Toy Donation
  • Healthwatch for July 17, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  •   Do New Moms Need Sleep?
  • Healthwatch For July 16, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 16
  •   Kids Zumba Is A Hit
  • Healthwatch for July 15, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 15
  •   Healthwatch for July 14, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 14th, 2008
  • Healthwatch for July 11, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  •   Mon General's $92 Million Dollar Expansion
  • Healthwatch for July 10, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  •   Healthwatch for July 9, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  • St. Mary’s Regional Cancer Center Recognized for Excellence
  •   High Cholesterol Bad for Kids, Too
  • 7 News Healthwatch for July 8,2008
  •   Healthwatch for July 8, 2008
  •   A new lifesaving helicopter is located in Upshur County.
  • 7 News Healthwatch For July 7, 2008
  • Healthwatch for July 7
  • Group Laces Up Running Shoes for Charity
  •   Kroger Issues Recall for Ground Beef
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 3rd.
  •   Red Cross to Trade Gas for Blood Donations
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 2nd
  •   CareXpress Opens in Buckhannon
  •   New Rules For Restaurant Inspections
  •   HealthWatch 7 For July 1st.
  •   Kid's Cooking Club Educates Children About Food
  •   Healthwatch for June 27, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 Report For June 27th.
  •   Healthwatch for June 26, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For June 26th.
  •   Healthwatch for June 25, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 June 25th.
  • HealthWatch 7 For June 24th.
  • HealthWatch 7 For June 23rd.
  •   Healthwatch for June 24, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for June 23, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for June 20, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For June 20th
  • Kanawha Health Investigators Find A Geographical Link To Three Cases Of Legionaire's Disease
  •   Healthwatch For June 19, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For June 19
  •   Healthwatch for June 18, 2008
  •   HeathWatch 7 For June 18
  •   One Person Dead As Three Cases Of Legionaire's Disease Confirmed In Kanawha County
  •   HealthWatch 7 For June 17
  •   Summer Camp Helps Get Kids Active
  •   WVU Children's Vision Camp Kicks Off in Harrison County
  •   Healthwatch for June 16, 2008
  • 7News Healthwatch
  •   Healthwatch For July 13, 2008
  •   Health Watch 7 For June 13
  •   WVU Releases Report on its Health Sciences Center
  •   Healthwatch for June 12, 2008
  •   Health Watch 7 For June 12th
  •   West Virginia Tomatoes on Safe List in Salmonella Outbreak, Agricultural Commissioner Says
  •   Healthwatch for June 11, 2008
  •   Health Watch 7 For June 11
  •   Putnam County Greenhouse Feeling Impact of National Salmonella Outbreak
  •   Healthwatch for June 10, 2008
  •   Health Watch 7 For June 10
  •   Healthwatch For June 9, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  •   Remembering Aaron
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  • Concerns Mount Over Possible Caregiver Shortage
  • Healthwatch for June 5, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for June 4, 2008
  •   7 News Healthwatch
  •   Vets Nursing Home Passes Inspection
  • Turn-Off Week
  •   Healthwatch for June 3, 2008
  •   Heath Watch 7 For June 3rd.
  •   Seniors Using Virtual Sports To Exercise
  •   Healthwatch for June 2, 2008
  •   HeathWatch 7 For June 2
  •   Public Meeting on Marion County Smoking Ban
  •   Healthwatch for May 30, 2008
  •   Health Watch 7 For May 30
  •   Monongalia County Smoking Ban Vote is Tabled
  • Healthwatch for May 29, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for May 28, 2008
  •   Health Watch 7 For May 28
  •   Monongalia County Health Board to Consider More Smoking Regulations
  • Healthwatch for May 27, 2008
  • Healthwatch 7 for May 27,2008
  •   Healthwatch for May 26, 2008
  •   Healthwatch 7 for May 26, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for May 23, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for May 22, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For May 22
  •   Healthwatch for May 21, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For May 21st.
  •   Healthwatch for May 20, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For May 20
  •   Healthwatch for May 19, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For May 19
  •   Healthwatch for May 16, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 for May 16th.
  •   Healthwatch for May 15, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For May 15
  •   Healthwatch for May 14, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for May 13, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For May 13th.
  •   Healthwatch for May 12, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For May 12th
  •   Healthwatch for May 9, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For May 9
  •   Healthwatch for May 8, 2008
  •   HeathWatch 7 For May 8
  •   Healthwatch for May 7, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for May 6, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For May 6.
  •   Healthwatch for May 5, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 for May 5
  •   Healthwatch for May 2, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 for May 2nd
  •   Experts Say Area-Grown Produce is Healthier and Better for the Environment
  •   Healthwatch for May 1, 2008
  • Top Health Stories
  •   Healthwatch for Apr. 30, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Apr. 29, 2008
  • HealthWatch 7 For April 29th
  • Healthwatch for April 28, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for April 25, 2008
  •   HealthWatch 7 For April 25th
  •   7HealthWatch For April 24th.
  •   Healthwatch for April 23, 2008
  • 7HealthWatch For April 23
  •   Healthwatch for April 22, 2008
  •   7HealthWatch For April 22nd,2008
  •   Healthwatch for April 21, 2008
  •   Enable Project Empowers Others
  •   Healthwatch for Apr. 18, 2008
  • 7HealthWatch For April 18
  •   Ruby Memorial Hospital "Donates Life"
  •   Healthwatch for April 17, 2008
  •   7News HealthWatch For April 17
  •   1200 Sign Smoking Ban Petition in Marion County
  •   Smoking Ban Heating Up in Monongalia County
  •   7News HealthWatch For April 16
  •   Healthwatch for Apr. 16, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for April 15, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For April 15
  •   Healthwatch for Apr. 14, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For April 14
  • Teaching Healthy Lifestyles To Children
  •   Healthwatch for April 11, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For April 11
  •   New Info: Boil Water Advisory Lifted for Most of Harrison County
  •   Boil Water Bad News For Business
  •   Healthwatch for April 10, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For April 10
  •   West Virginia Birth To Three Facing An Uncertain Financial Future
  •   Harrison County Smoking Ban Tabled Again
  •   Healthwatch for April 9, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For April 9th
  •   Healthwatch for April 8, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For April 8
  •   Healthwatch for April 7, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For April 7
  •   Healthwatch for April 4, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for April 3, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For April 3
  •   Living with Autism
  •   Healthwatch for April 2, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For April 2
  •   Simplifying CPR
  •   WVU School of Medicine Makes Top Ten List
  •   Healthwatch for April 1, 2008
  •   Marion County Strengthens Smoking Ban
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 31, 2008
  •   Top Health Stories for March 31
  •   Healthwatch for March 28, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For March 28
  •   West Virginia Rx Becomes A Reality
  •   Smoking Ban Vote Delayed in Monongalia County
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 27, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For March 27
  •   Upcoming Allergy Season Expected To Be Severe
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 26, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For March 26th
  • WTRF HealthWatch For March 25
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 25, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 24, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For March 24
  • Healthwatch for Mar. 21, 2008
  • Healthwatch for Mar. 20, 2008
  •   Baby Delivered at Home
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 19, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For March 19th
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 18, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For March 18
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 17, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Mar.14, 2008
  •   Morgantown Named "Well City"
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 13, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For March 13
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 12, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For March 12th.
  •   Silver Sneakers Fitness Program Helps Seniors Stay In Shape
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 11, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For March 11
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 10, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For March 10th,2008
  •   Boil Water Advisory for Rivesville
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For March 7th,2008
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 6, 2008
  •   The Magic of Merlin
  • WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 5
  • Top Health Stories For March 3,2008
  •   Healthwatch for Mar. 3, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 29, 2008
  •   Globetrotter Stops by WVU Children's Hospital
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 28, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 28
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 27, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 27
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 26, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 26th.
  •   Medicaid Recipients May Have Trouble Filling Prescriptions
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 25, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 25th.
  •   Randolph County Home to New Medical Facility
  •   Healthwatch for Feb, 22, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 22
  • WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 21st
  • Area Schools Received Recalled Beef
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 20, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 20
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 19, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 19th
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 18, 2008
  •   WTRF HealtWatch For Feb. 18
  •   Special Report: Child Obesity
  • West Virginia, Home of the Most Medicated?
  •   Healthwatch for Feb, 15, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 15
  •   Possible Smoking Restrictions in Upshur County
  •   Being Heart Healthy
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 14, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 14
  • Flu Season In Full Swing
  • Healthwatch for Feb. 13, 2008
  •   Flu Is In The Air
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 12, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 12th.
  • Healthwatch for Feb. 11, 2008
  •   WTRF HealtWatch For Feb. 11
  •   Healthwatch For Feb. 8, 2008
  •   Top Health Stories For February 8,2008
  •   Little Life Changes
  • Healthwatch for Feb. 7, 2008
  •   Healthy Flavor of WV: Sesame Soy Glazed Pork Skewers
  •   Healthwatch for February 6, 2008
  •   WTRF HealtWatch For Feb. 6.
  •   What's Up at the Y?
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 5, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 5
  •   What's Going Around?
  •   Preventing Cervical Cancer
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 4, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 4
  •   Area Dentists Provide Free Dental Care To Kanawha Valley Youngsters
  •   Healthwatch for Feb. 1, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Feb. 1
  •   Epidemic Requires New Prescription
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 31, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For Jan. 31
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 30, 2008
  •   HealthWatch For Jan.30
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 29, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Jan. 29.
  •   HealtWatch For Jan 28.
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 25, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For Jan. 25th.
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 24, 2008
  • WTRF HealthWatch For Jan. 24
  •   Morgantown Construction Brings Jobs and Better Patient Care
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 23, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Jan 23
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 22, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Jan 22
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 21, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Jan 21st.
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 18, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 17, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Jan 17th.
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Jan. 16
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 15, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Jan 15
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 14, 2008
  •   WTRF HealthWatch For Jan 14
  •   West Virginia Rolls Out Prescription Drug Program
  • Healthwatch for Jan. 11, 2008
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Jan. 11th
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 10, 2008
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Jan. 10th
  •   Marion County Plans to Fix a 5 Year Sewage Problem
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 9, 2008
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Jan. 9
  •   Driven to Deliver
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 8, 2008
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Jan. 8
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 7, 2008
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 4, 2008
  •   Top Health Stories For January 4,2008
  • Healthwatch For Jan. 3, 2008
  •   Top Health Stories For January 3,2008
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 2, 2008
  •   Top Health Stories For January 2,2008
  •   Healthwatch for Jan. 1, 2008
  •   Dot.Com Dieting
  •   Top Health Stories For December 31st, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Dec. 28th.
  • Praying the Pounds Away
  •   Health Watch for Dec. 26, 2007
  •   Health Watch for Dec. 25, 2007
  •   The American Red Cross Needs Your Help This Holiday Season
  • Healthwatch for Dec. 24, 2007
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 20, 2007
  • WTRF Healthwatch For Dec 20th.
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 19, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Dec. 18.
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 18, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Dec 18th.
  •   Healthwatch For Dec. 17, 2007
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 14, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For December 14,2007
  • Healthwatch for Dec. 13, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Dec 13
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 12, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Dec 12.
  •   New Grafton Sweets Store Geared Towards Diabetics
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 11, 2007
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  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 5, 2007
  •   Researchers Discover First Brain Repair Drug
  •   WVU Athletes Reach Out to Young Audience
  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 4, 2007
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  •   Healthwatch for Dec. 3, 2007
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  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 30, 2007
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  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 29, 2007
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  • Ground Beef Products Recalled
  • Healthwatch for Nov. 28, 2007
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  • State Leaders Have A Message For Pregnant Women Who Smoke -- QUIT!
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 27, 2007
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  •   WTRF Healthwatch For November 23rd
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  • Hometown Hint: Healthy Holiday Eating
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  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Nov. 16
  •   COPD Patients Get a 'Second Wind'
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 15, 2007
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  •   West Virginia Leads Nation in Diabetes Diagnoses
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 14, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Nov. 14
  •   Stopping Cardiovascular Disease Before It Starts
  •   Healthwatch For Nov. 13
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 12, 2007
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  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 9, 2007
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  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 8, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for November 8th
  •   Healthwatch for Nov. 7
  •   Top Health Stories For Nov. 6, 2007
  •   Fighting Meth in the Mountain State
  •   Top Health Stories For Nov. 5, 2007
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  • Top Health Stories For Nov. 2, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for Nov. 2
  •   Top Health Stories for Nov. 1, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories for October 31, 2007
  •   Pets Also at Risk for MRSA
  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 30, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For October 26, 2007
  • WTRF Healthwatch For Oct. 26
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  •   WTRF Healthwatch for October 25th
  •   MRSA Infections Common
  • Making the Call on MRSA
  •   Top Health Stories For October 24, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for Oct. 24
  • Several Viruses Going Around
  • No Reports of MRSA Clusters in North Central West Virginia
  • Top Health Stories For October 23, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 22, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For October 19, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For October 18, 2007
  •   WVU Receives $25 Million Donation
  •   Health Center Helping With High School Attendance
  •   Health Care Officials Preparing for the Perfect Storm
  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 17, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For October 16, 2007
  •   Healthwatch for Oct. 16
  • Honing Healthy Habits at a Young Age
  • Vaccine Push is On
  •   Top Health Stories For October 15, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for Oct. 15
  •   Marion County To Participate in Nationwide Health Study
  • Top Health Stories For Oct. 12, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 12,2007
  • Kids Spike for a Cure
  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 11, 2007
  • Open-Heart Surgery Opens Students' Eyes
  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 10,2007
  • Defibrillators Help Huntington Family
  •   Summer Flood Causes Mold In East Dale Classrooms
  •   Top Health Stories For October 9, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For October 9, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For October 8, 2007
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  •   WTRF Healthwatch For Oct. 5
  •   Preparing For the Upcoming Flu Season
  •   Top Health Stories For October 4, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 3,2007
  •   Boil-Water Advisory for Nitro
  • 'Think Pink' Locations
  •   Top Health Storie's for October 2, 2007
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  • Breast Cancer Awareness in Morgantown
  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 1, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For Oct. 1, 2007
  • Health Experts Getting Ready For The Upcoming Cold And Flu Season
  •   Top Health Stories For September 28, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for Sept. 28
  •   Top Health Stories For September 27, 2007
  • WTRF Healthwatch For Sept 27th
  •   Top Health Stories For September 26, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for Sept. 26
  •   Top Health Stories For September 25, 2007
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  •   Life After a 'Dead' Heart
  •   Top Health Stories For September 21, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for Sept. 20
  •   Top Health Stories For September 20, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories for September 20,2007
  •   Upshur County Examines Project Lifesaver
  •   Top Health Stories For September 19, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For September 18, 2007
  • Top Health Stories for September 18,2007
  •   White Tail Deer Dying from Southern Disease
  •   Top Health Stories for Sept. 17
  •   Healthwatch for Sept. 17
  •   Top Health Stories For September 14, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For September 14,2007
  •   Top Health Stories For September 13, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories for September 12, 2007
  • Healthwatch 7 for September 12
  •   Top Health Stories For September 11, 2007
  •   Healthwatch 7 for September 11
  •   New York City-Based Kids Show Comes to West Virginia
  •   Top Health Stories For September 10, 2007
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  •   Fairmont General Hospital Makes Paperwork High-Tech
  • Top Health Stories For September 6, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For September 5, 2007
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  •   Healthwatch
  •   MDA Telethon: Mountaineer Proud
  •   Top Health Stories For August 31, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories for August 31st,2007
  •   MDA Telethon: Meet David Hamrick
  •   Top Health Stories For August 30, 2007
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  •   MDA Telethon: Meet the Bissett Family
  •   Top Health Stories For August 29, 2007
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  •   Regional Health Care Providers Announce Partnership
  •   Top Health Stories For August 28, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For August 27, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for August 27th
  •   Top Health Stories For August 24, 2007
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  •   WTRF Healthwatch for August 21st
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  • WTRF Healthwatch for August 20
  •   Top Health Stories for Aug. 17
  • WTRF-TV Healthwatch for Aug. 17
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for Aug. 17
  • Top Health Stories For August 15, 2007
  •   WTRF Healthwatch for Aug. 15
  •   Top Health Stories for Aug. 14
  •   Health Headlines for Aug. 13
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  •   Monday's Healthwatch
  •   Top Health Stories August 10, 2007
  •   WVU to be Medical Research Hub
  •   Top Health Stories August 9,2007
  • Safe Summer Fun And An Aspirin A Day
  •   VA Clinic Coming to Morgantown
  •   Three Cups Of Coffee May Have Health Benefits For Women
  •   VA Nursing Home Opening Delayed Again
  •   Good News for Women Coffee Drinkers
  •   Today's Top Health Stories
  • New Study Identifies Work Place Hazard
  •   Top Health Stories For August 2, 2007
  •   Smoking Ban Goes Into Effect in Randolph County
  •   Top Health Stories For August 1, 2007
  •   Blood Donations At More Than Crisis Level
  •   Top Health Stories For July 31, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For July 30, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For July 27, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For July 26, 2007
  •   Jessica Lynch Teams Up with WVU Children's Hospital
  • CAMC Tops Off Expansion Project
  •   Top Health Stories For July 25, 2007
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  •   New Hosptial Could Be Coming To Preston County
  •   Top Health Stories For July 23, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For July 20, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For July 18, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For July 17, 2007
  • Putnam Hospital Defends Credentialing of Dr. John King
  •   Top Health Stories For July 16, 2007
  • Baby Food Recall
  •   Top Health Stories For July 13, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For July 12, 2007
  • Top Health Stories For July 11, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For July 10, 2007
  •   Country Roads Transit Set To Expand
  •   Top Health Stories For July 9, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For June 29, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For June 27, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For June 26, 2007
  •   St. Francis Looks Forward
  •   Top Health Stories For June 25, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For June 22, 2007
  •   Are You Protecting Yourself Enough From the Sun?
  •   New WVUH Cancer Center Director Introduced
  • Capito Releases Earmark Wishlist
  •   Top Health Stories For June 21, 2007
  • 4H Camper in Lewis County Diagnosed with Meningitis
  •   Top Health Stories For June 20, 2007
  • VA Nursing Home is Getting Closer to Opening
  •   Top Health Stories For June 19, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For June 18, 2007
  •   Fort Martin Scrubber Project Stops After Mystery Illness
  •   Top Health Stories For June 14, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For June 13, 2007
  •   Fighting Childhood Obesity in Preschool
  •   WVU Grad Students Drops 150 Pounds
  •   Top Health Stories For June 12, 2007
  •   Upshur County Is Now Smoke Free
  •   Top Health Stories For June 11, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For June 8, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For June 7, 2007
  •   FGH Breaks Ground on New Health Plex
  •   Gaming Weight
  •   Top Health Stories For June 5, 2007
  •   Head-Injury Trauma Care on Hold at Cabell Huntington Hospital
  • Top Health Stories For June 4, 2007
  •   St. Joseph's Hospital Is Re-Dedicated
  •   Top Health Stories For June 1, 2007
  •   Clarksburg Doctor Makes Big Donation to Clinic
  •   Top Health Stories For May 31, 2007
  •   Montgomery General Prepares for Possible Strike
  •   Top Health Stories For May 30, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For May 29, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For May 28, 2007
  •   Searching for a Donor
  •   Randolph Passes County-Wide Smoking Ban
  •   Health Watch May 22
  •   Patient Calls New Cancer Drug a "Miracle"
  •   Top Health Stories For May 18, 2007
  •   Students Help Classmate Suffering From Cancer
  •   Top Health Stories For May 17, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For May 16, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For May 15, 2007
  •   Baby Boomers Could See Nursing Home Care Shortage
  •   Top Health Stories For May 14, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For May 11, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For May 10, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For May 9, 2007
  •   Tri-County Health Clinic On The Cutting Edge Of Medical Technology
  •   Top Health Stories For May 8, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For May 7, 2007
  •   Magnet Therapy for Stroke Patients
  • Pa. Man Pleads Guilty to Stealing Colonoscopes from UHC in Clarksburg
  •   Top Health Stories For May 4, 2007
  •   More Health Care Options Coming to Mingo County
  •   WVWC Nursing Program Makes History
  •   Top Health Stories For May 3, 2007
  •   New Microscope at United Hospital Center First in Nation
  •   Top Health Stories For May 2, 2007
  • Top Health Stories For May 1, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For April 30, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For April 20, 2007
  •   WVU Brain Surgery Program Gets $1.5 Million Endowment
  •   Top Health Stories For April 19, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For April 18, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For April 17, 2007
  •   Healthwatch
  •   Top Health Stories For April 16, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For April 13, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For April 12, 2007
  •   New Pool Helps AB College Lap the Competition
  •   Top Health Stories April 11, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For April 9, 2007
  • Top Health Stories For April 6, 2007
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  •   Dr. Bob D'Alessandri Leaving Mountain State
  •   Therapist Weighs in on "Beilein Effect"
  •   Top Health Stories For April 4, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For April 3, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For April 2, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For March 30, 2007
  •   Students Enjoy Benefits of Yoga
  • Top Health Stories For March 29, 2007
  • Harrison County Man Claims Mesh Used During Hernia Surgery is to Blame for Other Health Problems
  •   Top Health Stories For March 28, 2007
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  • Top Health Stories For March 26, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For March 23, 2007
  •   Health Officials Investigating Possible Case of Hantavirus in Kanawha County
  •   Top Health Stories For March 22, 2007
  •   Workers' Comp Company Draws More Criticism
  •   Top Health Stories For March 21, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For March 20, 2007
  •   Bar Owners Smokin' Mad At Countywide Smoking Ban
  • Top Health Stories For March 16, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For March 14, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For March 13, 2007
  • Health Board Approves Smoking Ban
  •   Health Department to take up Smoking Ban in Upshur County
  • Top Health Stories For March 12, 2007
  •   Health Department Ends Investigation Into What Caused Students to Become Ill at Liberty High School
  • Top Health Stories For March 9, 2007
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  • Sara Gavin's Three-Part Series on Epi-K Corrective Eye Surgery
  •   Officials Still Determining What Caused Sickness at Liberty High School
  •   Top Health Stories For March 1, 2007
  •   Prescription Drug Price Wars
  •   Some Question if Consumers Win in Prescription Price Wars
  •   Administrator: "This Isn't A Drill...We've Got Kids Down!"
  •   WVWC Student Gets Lesson in Lifesaving
  • Top Health Stories For Feb. 28, 2007
  •   Students in Harrison County Rushed To Hospital
  •   But "WEIGHT" There's More!
  •   Sara Gavin's Eye Surgery
  • Top Health Stories For Feb 17, 2007
  •   Dealing With Seasonal Affective Disorder
  •   Top Health Stories For Feb. 26, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For Feb. 23, 2007
  •   Kanawha County Mom Wants Mercury Ban
  •   WBOY'S Weight Loss Wednesday Week 3
  •   Top Health Stories For Feb. 21, 2007
  • Charleston Goes Red for Women
  •   Top Health Stories For Feb. 20, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For Feb. 19, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For Feb. 16, 2007
  • Peanut Butter Recalled Due To Salmonella Outbreak
  • Top Health Stories For Feb. 15, 2007
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  •   Top Health Stories For Feb. 9, 2007
  •   WVU Med Schools Make Big Economic Impact on State
  •   Top Health Stories For Feb. 8, 2007
  •   TV Reporter Takes on Weight Loss Program
  • Top Health Stories For Feb. 7, 2007
  •   Broken Pipes Flood Morgantown Ronald McDonald House
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  •   Silicone or Saline, Which is Better?
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  • Battle Against Breast Cancer Gets a New Look
  •   Top Health Stories For Jan. 29, 2007
  •   Top Health Stories For Jan. 26, 2007
  •   Methadone Bill Could Change the Future of Clinics in West Virginia
  • Top Health Stories For Jan. 25, 2007
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  •   WV Lawmakers Push for Lower Medicare Prescription Costs
  •   WVU Hospitals Unveil Wireless Internet
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  •   Top Health Storie For Jan. 18, 2007
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  • Waging War on Cervical Cancer
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  •   Healthwatch For Jan. 12, 2007
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  •   Cervical Cancer Vaccine Considered in Kentucky
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  • Unique Don Nehlen Autograph Up for Auction
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  • Cabell County Fitness Center Focuses On Lifelong Battle
  •   Top Health Stories For Jan. 3, 2007
  •   Doctors Recall Randal McCloy's Recovery
  •   Top Health Stories For Jan. 2, 2007
  •   Down Syndrome One of Top Health Stories Jan. 1
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  •   Smoking Cessation Is Among Top Health Stories (12-25-06)
  •   Hometown Healthwatch - New Guidelines for Pain Medication
  •   Top Health Stories for December 20, 2006
  •   WOWK Partners With Donorvision 2006
  •   Top Health Stories For December 19, 2006
  •   New Year Means a New Take on Stress
  • Charleston Hospital Ownership Change Approved
  •   Cancer, Heart Disease Make Top Health Stories for Dec. 18
  •   Top Health Stories For December 15, 2006
  • Randolph County Set to Go Smokeless
  •   Top Health Stories For December 14, 2006
  •   Top Health Stories For December 13, 2006
  •   Marion County Man In Desperate Need of Heart Transplant
  • Top Health Stories For December 12, 2006
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  • Pa. Teen Dies After Contracting Meningitis
  •   Top Health Stories For Dec. 5, 2006
  •   'Tis the Season to Be Stressed
  •   Research Shows Problem Gamblers at Risk of Suffering Diseases
  •   Top Health Stories For December 1, 2006
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  •   Cooler Temperatures Can Cause Problems for Elderly
  •   Top Health Stories For Nov. 27, 2006
  • Huntington Women Rank Low in Fitness Rankings
  •   Top Health Stories For November 23, 2006
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  •   Anger Linked to Heart Attacks
  •   Top Health Stories For November 20, 2006
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  •   Wal-Mart Announces West Virginia Drug Plan
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  • Kanawha Woman Says Controversial Anti-Depression Treatment Changed Her Life
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  •   Cancer and Obesity
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  •   Raleigh County Girl Undergoes Rare Surgery
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  • Breast Cancer Survivor Reunion
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  •   ER "Boarding" a Top Concern for Health Officials
  • Kroger Flu Shot Clinics
  •   Top Health Stories For October 25, 2006
  • Kicking Your Habit
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  •   New Benefits Cited from Statin Drugs
  •   Top Health Stories For October 23, 2006
  •   Bread May Cause Kidney Cancer
  •   Healthwatch for October 20, 2006
  •   Breast Cancer Not Gender Biased
  •   Healthwatch For October 19, 2006
  • E.Coli Causes Kidney Problem
  •   Healthwatch For October 18, 2006
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  •   Greenbrier County's Jill Justice Readies for Breakout Year
  • Top Health Stories For Monday, October 16, 2006
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  • New Warning From County Health Department
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  • Deputies To Start ATV Patrols
  • Secretary of State Grants Emergency Request
  • Cabell Huntington Hospital Enlists Robotic Help
  • Putnam General Closing Its Doors.
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  • Americans Suffer from Lack of Sleep
  • Heat and Humidty Combine for Deadly Mix
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  • While millions plan their next meal...millions of others will go without
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  • Stop Using Tobacco
  • Senate Bill Proposes Eliminating Some Health Screenings
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    The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses. It can cause mild to severe illness, and at times can lead to death. While most healthy people recover from the flu without complications, some people, such as older people, young children, and people with certain health conditions, are at high risk for serious complications from the flu.

    Be Aware of Common Flu Symptoms
    The flu usually starts suddenly and may include these symptoms:
    • Fever (usually high)
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    • Sore throat
    • Runny or stuffy nose
    • Body aches
    • Diarrhea and vomiting also can occur but are more common in children.

    These symptoms are referred to as "flu-like symptoms." A lot of different illnesses, including the common cold, can have similar symptoms.

    Information presented here is from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Please visit their Web site for more information about influenza.
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