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Missouri tops 4,000 deaths Tuesday as University of Kansas Health System officials say further restrictions may need to be enacted. -
File photo | Bill Greenblatt | UPIVoters approved the constitutional amendment in August, and now it's up to state lawmakers to implement it.
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Epidemiologists at St Louis University say the rate of new coronavirus cases significantly decreased in St. Louis and St. Louis County after government officials began requiring people to wear masks in public.
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With COVID-19 cases on the rise, the Rolla City Council approves restrictions that will go into effect Friday morning.
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Applications are open for the pilot program, in which the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will train a small group of St. Louis residents to install solar panels. Other applicants will get general job skills training.
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St. Louis Children’s Hospital is treating adult patients with the coronavirus. The hospital began admitting adult patients with COVID-19 to relieve doctors at Barnes-Jewish Hospital, which is nearing its capacity.
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Missouri health officials say nursing homes can allow visitors to see family members. But relatives of nursing home residents fear those visits will be few this winter. They also worry that people aren’t taking the virus seriously and wearing masks, leaving the most vulnerable at risk and isolated.
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In spring, the region's largest hospital systems put a moratorium on elective procedures and surgeries. But another freeze could prove financially devastating for hospitals overwhelmed with coronavirus patients and short-staffed.
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UMSL's College of Nursing is expanding and renovating its learning resource and simulation center to help it graduate more nurses.
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Gov. Mike Parson said hospital capacity is "becoming a problem," warns Missourians about family gatherings for the upcoming holidays.
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It's been more than two months since a new Missouri state law went into effect, allowing families to install cameras in the rooms of nursing home residents. But the logistics of installing these devices during a pandemic have proven challenging, leading to months of frustration for some families.
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Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced new statewide restrictions on retailers as cases, deaths and hospitalizations from COVID-19 surge uncontrollably.
