Governor DeWine Calls on Medical Board to Conduct a Thorough Review of Closed Sexual Impropriety Cases

Review of 1996 Strauss Investigation Finds Medical Board had Evidence of Sexual Assault, Failed to Act

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) – Ohio Governor Mike DeWine today called on the State Medical Board of Ohio to conduct a thorough review of all sexual assault allegations against physicians and other licensed medical personnel that were investigated and closed without action over the past 25 years.… Read full story

HHS Secretary Azar Statement on Illnesses Associated with E-Cigarettes

As of August 27, 2019, health departments from 25 states have reported 215 possible cases of pulmonary illnesses from users of e-cigarette products, resulting in one death, and additional reports are under investigation. HHS Secretary Alex Azar issued the following statement:

“HHS and the Trump Administration are using every tool we have to get to the bottom of this deeply concerning the outbreak of illnesses in Americans who use e-cigarettes.

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Oldtime Farming Festival Cookie Contest

Wanted:
Cookie Bakers for the Oldtime Farming Festival

Rules:
Bring one dozen cookies in a disposable plate along with the recipe for the cookies. No mixes or frozen dough allowed.

There will be three age groups:
Kindergarten – 4th grade
5th grade – 7th grade
8th grade – 12th grade

Each age category will receive awards for three places:
First Place………………..$25

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ICYMI: LA Times Column Says President Trump Proposal Would Jeopardize Health Care for Those Who Receive Coverage Through Employer

Senator Brown is Strong Proponent of ACA, Which Has Helped Millions Access Health Care They Need; Trump Administration Continues Trying to Strip Millions of Health Insurance

 

WASHINGTON D.C. – In case you missed it, the Los Angeles Times recently published a column written by Michael Hilztik entitled, “Trump is proposing to reduce the employer health insurance system to utter chaos.”… Read full story

Franklin County Man Who Faked Illness Sentenced to Prison for Medicaid Fraud

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) — A Franklin County man who faked a severe case of PTSD is headed to prison for defrauding the Medicaid program out of almost $260,000, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced today.

James McFadden, 61, was sentenced this week to 14 months in prison and will have to pay restitution of $258,352 to the Ohio Department of Medicaid.Read full story

MVHS Athletic Events in Full Swing

Dear Yellow Jacket Fans!

We are so excited that our athletic seasons are underway and appreciate the fan support for our programs that have already started competition.  As we head into Friday night I would like to remind our fans that we want to exercise our support for our athletes and coaches to the fullest. … Read full story