... owner of three of the suspected dogs was contacted and the dogs ordered to be quarantined for 10 days as per Arkansas Department of Health regulations. (Those with information pertaining to these reports or any unsolved crime are urged to contact ...

... Connaughton will serve as a key public health representative, collaborate with the state health officer and Arkansas Department of Health in emergency preparedness and response efforts and support the department of health during infectious disease ...

... worked for Counseling Associates in Conway and Midsouth Health System in Jonesboro. She has also worked for the Arkansas Department of Health. She said she thought her experience in nonprofit and working for the state government would serve her well ...

... Another mass clinic will be held in December. Carey Woods, district manager of the central region for the Arkansas Department of Health, said the Centers for Disease Control distributes the H1N1 vaccine to health departments and placed the eligibility ...

... also known as swine flu. The first vaccines to arrive are the mist form, according to Ed Barham with the Arkansas Department of Health. â The mist could be manufactured faster, so it was available first,â Barham said. This form of the ...

... Television Network and the Arkansas Department of Health will answer questions concerning ... of Infectious Disease, Arkansas Department of Health; Aurian Zoldessy, Registered ... Patient Care Director, Arkansas ...

... become a problem gambler, according to Garland â Sonnyâ Ferguson of the division of behavioral health for the Arkansas Department of Health. To help combat and prevent problem gambling, the department is establishing a gambling help line. Ferguson ...

... become a problem gambler, according to Garland â Sonnyâ Ferguson of the division of behavioral health for the Arkansas Department of Health. To help combat and prevent problem gambling, the department is establishing a gambling help line. Ferguson ...

The University of Central Arkansas Student Health Center confirmed Wednesday afternoon that a UCA student tested positive for Influenza A.

For Dr. Terry Yamauchi, shaking hands is verboten, not because he is inhospitable but rather he contends that the exercise in civility is fraught with danger â fear of contracting influenza.