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Missouri remains the only state without a statewide prescription drug monitoring program, though it is a step closer. Again.
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Stone County is the latest government entity to join St. Louis County’s prescription drug monitoring program.Officials made the decision on Oct. 17. It…
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For five years now, the Missouri legislature has considered legislation to create a prescription drug monitoring database that would allow pharmacists...
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Springfield doctors and pharmacists will have a new tool to use when prescribing and handing out opiates and opioids. Springfield City Council approved…
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Calling the opioid epidemic a “modern plague,” Governor Eric Greitens asked Missourians Thursday to join the fight against the issue. Thursday’s comments…
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Missouri’s statewide prescription drug monitoring database will come online next month. There’s a key difference between it and databases throughout the...
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Gov. Eric Greitens signed an executive order Monday to set up a statewide prescription drug monitoring program, ending Missouri's status as the final...
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Springfield City Council could vote in just under two weeks on a prescription drug monitoring program for the city. A public hearing last night brought…
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After nearly six hours of contentious debate Monday, the Missouri House passed a bill that makes it harder for people who are fired from a job to prove...
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Updated at 6:55 p.m. with more details — In an unexpected move, state Sen. Rob Schaaf said Tuesday night that he now backs the House version of a...