January is Missouri Birth Defects Prevention Month
Maryville’s smokefree restaurants see record sales
Ombudsman Program Provides Advocacy Tips for Nursing Home Residents and their Families
Team Nutrition aims to improve children’s eating and exercise habits
Missouri to Receive Final Allotments of Influenza Vaccine
New survey shows nearly a half million Missourians have no health insurance
This November, Missouri’s top health official wants to give thanks for quitters
Department of Health and Senior Services Continues Efforts to Fill Flu Vaccine Gaps; Receives First Reports of Season’s First Confirmed Flu Cases
Missouri’s maternal smoking rates, and costs, are among the highest
Department of Health and Senior Services Seeks Flu Vaccine for Missourians
November is National Diabetes Awareness Month
Elder Abuse and Neglect Hotline Reaches One Million Calls
Department Names New Administrator for Long-Term Care Section
State Hopes to Improve Emergency Care for Children at October 26th Conference
End of life decisions...are you prepared?
Thousands of Missouri women may be eligible for free cancer screenings
U.S. Flu Vaccine Supply Reduced by Half
Governor Holden Signs Proclamation to Recognize Residents' Rights Week
October is National Lupus Awareness Month
Health Officials Release Comprehensive Cancer Burden Report and Action Plan for Missouri
West Nile virus-related death is reported in Missouri
Heart Disease can be "Silent"
September is Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
State Capitol Activities Mark the Launch of National Preparedness Month in Missouri
Take a Loved One to the Doctor
September is National Cholesterol Education Month
West Nile Virus Cases Increasing in Missouri
High Blood Pressure on the Rise in Missouri
Pain and Sympton Management to be Focus of Five Town Meetings
Latest Annual Statistics Find Good, Bad Changes Over Past Decade
Missouri First in the Nation to Implement Voluntary Standards for Health Departments
State Health Department Announces Statewide Hot Weather Health Advisory
Missouri's Immunization Coverage at New High
Missouri's First Probable Case of West Nile Virus Reported
Governor Holden Proclaims August as Missouri State Breastfeeding Month
New Law Requires Onsite Sewage Installer Registration
Activity can be the Key to Coping with Arthritis
State to Expand Newborn Screening
State Health Department Seeks Comments on State Plan to Prevent Obesity
Measles Case in an Adopted Child From China
Strategic National Stockpile Exercise Brings Public Health Agencies Another Stap Forward in Preparing for Bioterrorist Attach
Missourians Urged to Take Precautions to Prevent Heat-Related Illness and Death This Summer
Ombudsman Program Provides Tips on Visiting for Friends and Relatives in Nursing Homes
State Health Department Advises Missourians On Fish Safety
End of School Year No Longer Means End of Nutritious Meals Thanks to Summer Food Program and Local Organizations
Surgeon General Says Smoking is Even More Dangerous than Previously Known
First West Nile Virus Positive Birds in Two Missouri Counties
Summer is Coming...Schedules are Changing...Do you have a Plan?
Protect Your Children from Skin Cancer
High Blood Pressure Takes its Toll on One in Four Missourians
First Lady Recognizes Frances Lyle as Older Worker of the Year
West Nile Virus Infection to be Studied in St. Louis Metro-area Residents; Study Teams to Make Home Visits in Parts of the City and County
State Focuses on Eliminating Cancer Disparities Among Missouri Minorities
Gatekeeper Program with Ameren
New Study Finds More Blue-Collar Workers Exposed to Secondhand Smoke
Grant for Emergency Medical Services for Children Announced
Enrollment Deadline Extended for Senior Rx Program Members
Colon cancer deaths could drop by 80 percent with regular screenings
Governor Launches Chronic Disease Care Initiative in Missouri
Missouri moves forward with emergency preparedness: Smallpox Vaccination Available to First Responders
New guidelines published on preventing cardiovascular disease in women
"Ready in 3" Emergency Preparedness Program Announced
Figures gathered for decade attest to WIC's effectiveness in improving nutritional status
More Missourians face risk of heart disease and stroke, survey reports
State seeks local groups to help provide meals to needy children during summer months
State health officials urge Missourians to take action against state's number one killer - heart disease
Health officials say Missouri has come a long way, baby
Missouri unveils plan to halt violence against women
Number of flu cases declining
According to Survey, Missourians Want to Quit Smoking but Don't Take Advantage of Available Help