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 Hospital Shortages Leave Missouri Jails With Hundreds Of Mentally Ill PatientsThe St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports on a troubling situation stanley website  caused by staffing problems at state mental hospitals. Other news outlets cover fentanyl overdoses in the South, petitions for more medical marijuana in Ohio, Idaho teachers on state health insurance, and more.St.聽Louis Post-Dispatch:Hundreds Of Mentally Ill Patients Are Stuck In Missouri Jails As State Struggles With Staffing IssuesStaffing problems at Missouris mental hospitals, often linked to the states low worker pay rates, have left hundreds of people needing treatment sitting in county jails for months. Nearly 160 people are awaiting admission to the states psychiatric hospitals under orders from judges to receive  competency restoration,  according to the Missouri Department of Mental Health. Another 65 individuals who, as of Jan. 20, have been evaluated and found to be incompetent to stand trial are awaiting new court orders that could lead to potential admission to state mental health facilities. But even then, they will remain in jail stanley cup  until more space opens in a treatment center.  Erickson, 1/25 In other news from across the U.S. 鈥擭orth Carolina Health News:Fentanyl Is Everywhere, Increasing Overdoses In The SouthA rising number of people in North Carolina have landed in hospital emergency departments due to drug overdoses involving fentanyl.聽Fentanyl and its synthetic opio stanley cup id cousins are much stronger than other common opioids,  Krsd New York City Council Speaker Proposes Prescription Drug Reimbursement Plan
 Thursday, Jun 11 2009Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Examines Health Care as an Issue in Presidential RaceThe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on July 26 examined some Democratic presidential candidates  proposa nike air force ls to expand health coverage for the uninsured.  Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean, Rep. Dick Gephardt  Mo. , Sen. John Kerry  Mass.  and Rep. Dennis Kucinich  Ohio  have officially introduced plans, while Sens. John Edwards  N.C. , Bob Graham  Fla.  and Joe Lieberman  Conn.  are expected to do so. Rising medical costs and an increasing number of people without health insurance have led to a political climate in which  Democrats are championing what passes in the United States for universal health coverage -- and the big-ticket price tags that go with it,  according to the Journal Sentinel. Most of the Democrats  plans  af1 aim to reduce the number of uninsured by expanding public health programs and building on the existing employer-based health insurance system.  In contrast, the Bush administration and many Republicans favor giving refundable tax credits to low-income people to help them purchase health insurance. Although Democratic and Republican plans differ in approach, the  groundswell for reform is ... strong,  particularly as CMS estimates that national health care spending will more than yeezy mexico  double to $3.1 trillion by 2012, the Journal Sentinel reports  Schmid, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 7/26 . This is part of the Morning Briefing, a summary of health policy coverage from major