MORGANTOWN – Intermed Labs teamed with Marshall Health, West Virginia Junior College and Mon Health on Friday to test an innovative medical device aimed at making upper endoscopy procedures safer and easier. The small device – we can't describe it or show it because it's still in ...
The Mon Health Medical Center Foundation is now accepting applications for its Health Career Scholarship Program for the 2024-25 school term. The Foundation created the Health Career Scholarship program in 1991 to promote healthcare careers in fields with projected worker shortages in the Morgantown area. Since the establishment of the program, the Foundation has awarded over $750,000 in Health Career Scholarships and has expanded the program to include 13 counties in north-central West Virginia and two counties in southwestern Pennsylvania. Scholarships are funded by endowments and ...
MORGANTOWN – The table was laden with healthy – but tasty – foods: hummus, a fruit and veggie tray, vegetable soup, broccoli cheese soup, dilly beans and corn flake-breaded chicken breast nuggets. All were prepared by Belinda Nicholas -- to whom we'll refer by her first name in this ...
MORGANTOWN – WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute executive chair Dr. Ali Rezai met with The Dominion Post to delve more into the lifesaving potential of a new ingestible smart pill that could help detect drug overdoses – among other possible uses. RNI last week announced the initial ...
The Marion County Rescue Squad made a donation Friday to the Mon Health Medical Center Foundation to support breast cancer awareness. Each October, the Marion County Rescue Squad hosts a Flamingo Fundraiser for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Donations can be made to “flamingo” from any individual or business in Marion County, resulting in the rescue squad leaving plastic flamingos all over the county. “This fundraiser is very significant to the rescue squad,” said Donna Wade, administrative assistant chief of the Marion County Rescue Squad. “The fundraiser not only ...
Love a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, but too busy to do it yourself? Or perhaps your embellishment skills aren’t quite up to snuff, and you crave a prettier model than your own efforts allow. Either way, The Mon Health Medical Center Auxiliary’s annual fundraiser could solve ...
