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Arkansas panel revokes Clarksville psychiatrist’s medical license over prescriptions to opioid use disorder patients | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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A state panel on Thursday revoked the license of a psychiatrist practicing in Clarksville, finding his habit of prescribing controlled substances to patients with a history of substance abuse to be "gross negligence" and "ignorant malpractice." The Arkansas State Medical Board voted unanimously to revoke Dr. Marion Stowers' license at a hearing in Little Rock. Stowers did not attend. Dr. Nick Shull, who serves in an investigative role at the state Department of Health, said the medical board had
Arkansas attorney general sues 29 defendants over abortion pills sent via mail | Arkansas Democrat Gazette (opens the original)
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Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced Wednesday that the state has joined Alabama and Louisiana in filing a federal lawsuit against 29 defendants for shipping abortion pills across state lines. In a statement from Griffin's office, the attorney general said the suit came after a "multi-year investigation" and claimed the defendants had violated both federal public nuisance common law and Arkansas' consumer protection laws. "The 2022 Dobbs decision made it clear that laws governing abor
Arkansas' obesity rate falls for second consecutive year, but remains in national top 10 | Eldorado News (opens the original)
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The percentage of adult Arkansans who were considered obese dropped slightly last year, but the state's obesity rate still ranked among the 10 highest in the U.S., according to a report published Thursday. An estimated 36.7% of Arkansas residents ages 18 or older in 2025 were found to be obese based on their reported height and weight, according to the annual State of Obesity report by the Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit Trust for America's Health. The only states with higher percentages were A
Medical emergencies force officials to stop Cabot football game and cancel homecoming dance | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (opens the original)
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After three people received medical attention following separate emergencies at a football game Friday between Cabot and Little Rock Christian, three Cabot Public Schools officials said in a joint statement that those people had either been released from a hospital or were "continuing to recover." The game was paused in the first quarter after the staff member, a student-athlete and a Panther supporter were transported to a hospital via ambulance, game officials said Friday, noting they were "al
Sanders announces another $54.6 million in rural health grants | Eldorado News (opens the original)
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Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced an additional $54.6 million in federal funding to bolster rural healthcare on Thursday, the latest distribution from Arkansas’ share of a $50 billion fund set up by Congress last year. Sanders announced $149.3 million in the rural health grants less than a month ago. The governor said late last year that Arkansas had received $208.8 million as the first of five expected installments from the Rural Health Transformation Program, a provision of the One Big Bea
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