Kansas Reporter Loses Fingers and Toes to Deadly Meningitis

Published February 21, 2014

Kansas Reporter Loses Fingers and Toes to Deadly Meningitis
He spent three weeks in a drug-induced coma, four months in the hospital, nine months in rehab and a year in a wheelchair, enduring painful burn treatments to try to save his limbs and skin grafts. But today, at 32, he is a State House reporter with …
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You can reduce the risk of prescription-drug abuse by safely securing the medicines you need and by properly disposing of unwanted medications at disposal boxes located throughout the county and the metro area. This is an easy and convenient way …
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"For a period of time, we were seeing more prescription drug issues," said Jonas Coatsworth, program administrator for the opioid treatment program at Charleston Center, a county-run prevention, education and treatment facility. "But recently, for the …
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