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Flu cases in Kentucky continue to drop, but could still rise; as long as there are any cases, it's not too late to get vaccinated
State graph, adapted by Ky. Health News, shows flu-like illness at low level but higher than last year
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
After reaching a peak in mid-December, influenza cases in Kentucky have… Read More
Medicine treats individual patients; public health looks at causes and prevention of disease. Public-health dean explains her work.By Grace Colville
UKNow, University of Kentucky
Living in a pandemic has been an adjustment for everyone. Public health plays a larger role in the average person’s life now than it ever has before. But what exactly does that… Read More
Louisville hospitals worry that shortage of nurses, worsened by the pandemic, will damage how they care for patients for years
Colleagues care for Becky Fulks, a nurse at University of Louisville Hospital nurse who nearly died from Covid-19 though she was vaccinated. Only 15% of Covid patients in hospitals are vaccinated.
The national shor… Read More
Tornado cleanup is more than physical; loss and suffering take emotional and psychological tolls that can be harder to deal with
Downtown Mayfield is pictured on Feb. 2. (Photo by William Widmer for The New York Times)
About 40 percent of the debris from the gigantic tornado that plowed through 200 miles of Western Kentucky Dec. 10 has be… Read More
Another study shows that wearing a mask lowers the odds of getting Covid-19, and that the type of mask you wear matters
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chart
By Melissa PatrickKentucky Health News
Two years into the pandemic, many people still refuse to wear a face mask as part of the holistic public-health approach to slow… Read More
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