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Coronavirus cases increase again in Ky.; state's infection rate ranks fourth among the states; Covid-19 hospitalizations rank 21st
N.Y. Times graphs show Kentucky's new-case rate is fourth among the states; click image to enlarge.
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
After going up 76% in the week just preceding, new coronavirus cases went u… Read More
UK gets $3.7 million to figure out why Ky. Appalachian counties have low Covid-19 vaccination rates, and how to get them up
State Dept. for Public Health map, adapted by Kentucky Health News; for a larger version, click on it.
By Christopher Carney
University of KentuckyResearchers from three colleges at the University of Kentucky a… Read More
Going smoke-free in 2023? Medication doubles your odds of success
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By Audrey Darville
University of Kentucky
Most people who smoke attempt to quit at least once a year, so it’s no surprise that quitting smoking is one of the most popular New … Read More
Study: If you're obese or diabetic, and get over 20% of calories from fast food, you're more likely to get a deadly liver disease
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People who are obese or diabetic and get 20 percent or more of their calories from fast food are more likely to get non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a potentially life-threatening condit… Read More.jpg)
Dietitian says even 10% weight loss has health benefits; weight-loss drugs, diets and pediatric guidelines are in the news
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By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
As the end of January approaches and that New Year's resolution to lose weight may have already been forgotten, it's important to remember that… Read More
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