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Op-ed looks at ways to address loneliness, which is linked to a number of health conditions; Ky. is above average for lonelinessKentucky ranks in the top 20 states for loneliness, which can involve far more than feelings of sadness from being alone. Research shows it is linked to strokes, heart disease, dementia, inflammation and suicide.
"It breaks … Read More
Most people have end-of-life wishes, but don't talk about it; planning for death is less likely in rural areas, study finds
St. David's Foundation graph; click on it to enlarge.
As America ages, more families face end-of-life decisions, and rural Americans are less likely to have their wishes known or followed by family members, reports … Read More
Why the CDC recomends new Covid-19 boosters for everyone
Photo illustration by Waldo Sweigers, Bloomberg Creative Photos
By Arthur AllenKFF Health News
Everyone over the age of 6 months should get the latest Covid-19 booster shot, a federal expert panel recommended Tuesda… Read More
UK cancer center gets top U.S. designation, shared by 55 others
UK wasted no time promoting the new designation Friday on its
Cornerstone display on Limestone Street. (Photo by Al Cross)
Kentucky Health News
The University of Kentucky's cancer center has received the highest de… Read More
One case among thousands, highlighted at UK event, helps illustrate why Kentucky needed a comprehensive cancer center
Cancer survivor and medical student Anna Cox gets applause
at Friday's announcement; at right is Dr. Mark Evers, director
of the Markey Cancer Center. (University of Kentucky photo)
By Sarah Ladd
Kentucky Lantern
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