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- Hearing noises when in a quiet room is a symptom
- QUESTION: Whenever I'm in a quiet room or lying in bed, I hear sounds like a cricket chirping or a vibrating cell phone. What causes this? Is there anything I can do to stop the noises?
- Is this the beginning of the end for MESSA?
- Leaders in a growing number of local school districts say they've found a prescription to help remedy their ailing budgets: switching to lower-priced employee health insurance plans.The change is creating a headache for the long-dominant provider of public school employee...
- New medical marijuana university attracts many in Mid-Michigan
- Some are spending the weekend at one of Genesee Townships budding attractions, a new medical marijuana university.
- Grant supports pharmaceutical collection and disposal program in Charlevoix County
- A grant will help support a pharmaceutical collection and disposal program in Charlevoix County.
- Burning questions: Lake Orion caregiver advises local boards on medical marijuana
- As a patient and a caregiver, Michael Mahan of Lake Orion knows about medical marijuana.
- Business briefs
- Art Van Furniture acquires Brewbaker's; UAW says manager at GM turned away work; Renault 1st-half profit beats estimates; Disney will sell Miramax for $660M; Merck posts 52% 2Q net income drop
- Pharmacists launch volunteer prescription assistance program in Chelsea
- A small group of volunteer pharmacists in Chelsea are banding together to help unemployed workers find more ways to afford increasing prescription medicine costs.
- Officer injured in scuffle with pharmacy patron
- MICHIGAN CITY — A Michigan City police officer was left bleeding from several deep scratches on his face after a confrontation with an unruly customer inside a CVS drug store here late Friday.
- Two men charged in heroin sales
- Two men were arraigned Friday in Lenawee County District Court on charges of selling heroin in Adrian during June and July.
- Health workers fear the dangers of secondhand exposure to chemo drugs
- Sue Crump braced as the chemo drugs dripped into her body. She knew treatment would be rough. She had seen its signature countless times in the ravaged bodies and hopeful faces of cancer patients in hospitals where she had spent 23 years mixing chemo as a pharmacist.
