Health & Wellness
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[300 Thanksgiving boxes] Thank you from the LIFE Food Pantry
We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving with friends and family. LIFE is thankful for those who donated food, money, and/or time to help us create and deliver 300 Thanksgiving boxes for our neighbors in need. With 10% of our Loveland neighbors living below the poverty level, the need to help with food and emergency…
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Ohioans hit food banks in record numbers as SNAP requirements hinder assistance programs
Feeding America and Akron-Canton Regional Food Bank host Hungry to Help Lesson Plan for students at an Ohio elementary school in Fairlawn, Ohio. (Photo by Duane Prokop/Getty Images for Feeding America) BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal As Ohio food banks see record-breaking amounts of need, the state is also at risk of losing federal funding…
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Loveland Magazine carries Narcan (Naloxone) at work and in “Company Car”
Removing the Stigma Loveland, Ohio – Overdoses can happen in a moment and we know having Narcan (Naloxone) handy can save a life. Loveland Magazine will now be carrying Narcan in the “Company Car” as well as having it stocked at our office. Get Free NARCAN (Naloxone) If you are in Ohio, you can get…
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Pharmacy middleman grants huge bonuses for winning business meant to help the poor
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Medicaid might be a taxpayer-funded health program for the poor, but that doesn’t mean others aren’t getting rich off of it — including employees of a company the state is suing on antitrust grounds. Several employees of drug middleman Express Scripts last year raked in bonuses of $750,000 each for…
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[VIDEO] 22nd Annual Pass it On Food Drive
Health & Wellness, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Religion, SpotlightUPDATE: Loveland Schools reports that students and staff donated more than 6,000 food items. Loveland, Ohio – I met Nancy Grant at the corner of Lebanon Road and Durango Drive right across from the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church this morning where she was directing traffic for the 22nd Annual Pass it On Food Drive.…
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Pertussis (whooping cough) “Advisory” from Warren County Health District
Loveland, Ohio – The Warren County Health District (WCHD) is urging the public to stay up to date with immunizations, especially for pertussis (whooping cough). WCHD has identified an increase in pertussis cases in the county. In 2023, there have been 15 cases, including 14 that have been in the last month. By comparison, there…
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Urging support for nascent cultivated-meat industry
by Jon Hochschartner, The delayed federal farm bill should include increased public funding for cultivated-meat research. For those who aren’t familiar with the term, cultivated meat is grown from livestock cells, without slaughter. It has the potential to dramatically reduce the suffering we inflict on animals, as well as our greenhouse-gas emissions and pandemic risk.…
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[VIDEO] Stacey Lund and Tori Morrison Angels by the Trail interview
Education, Health & Wellness, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Spotlightby David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Stacey Lund and Tori Morrison met with me on Friday afternoon at the Angles by the Trail Mural that is on the Loveland Bike Trail in Historic Downtown Loveland. Stacey created the project so that the names and lives of young people from the area would be remembered –…
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Ohio lawmakers want to make daylight saving time permanent
Getty Image The Ohio House State and Local Government Committee passed a resolution Tuesday that urges Congress to enact the Sunshine Uniformity Act of 2023, which would permanently switch Ohio to Daylight Saving Time. BY: MEGAN HENRY – Ohio Capital Journal The clocks will fall back this weekend, but Ohio lawmakers are urging Congress to get rid…
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Greater Cincinnati Raises Over $1 Million During Annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s Events to Fight Alzheimer’s Disease
Photos by Alzheimer’s Association Greater Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio — Thousands of Greater Cincinnati area residents participating in five local Walk to End Alzheimer’s events raised more than $1 million to provide care, support, and services that are available free to the community by the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Cincinnati Chapter. “We had a tremendous showing of…
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