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On this West Virginia Morning, as people take a greater number of medications across years or decades, experts say the risk for adverse drug interactions increases. One way to advocate for yourself? Keep a list of your meds handy. We listen to the latest story from health series, HealthQ, a collaboration between Nashville Public Radio and KFF Health News, with reporters Cara Anthony and Blake Farmer.
Also, the Public Service Commission of West Virginia (PSC) has filed draft rules for supplying energy to data centers.
And, a candidate for state Senate has been removed from the ballot by court order.
Finally, there are thousands more West Virginians registered to vote in next month’s general elections.
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Eric Douglas produced this episode.
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Voter registration in West Virginia is up nearly 18,000 people since the May 12, primary election -- most of them Republicans or voters affiliated with no party.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsHundreds of people showed up for a free health care clinic on We Care Day, held Saturday at West Virginia Health Right.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsZachary Abbott, the Democratic candidate for West Virginia Senatorial District 4, listed an address in Putnam County on his candidacy filing, despite appearing to live in Kanawha County.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Public Service Commission of West Virginia (PSC) has filed draft rules for supplying energy to data centers. One expert says this version is much better than the first draft.
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