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Dec. 14 webinar will focus on the mental health of young people; latest in health foundation's annual policy forum series
The fourth of five free webinars about efforts to reduce disease and unhealthy behaviors that often begin in childhood will focus on ways to better understand youth and ways to build and support their mental health, especial… Read More
Worst week yet for coronavirus cases in Kentucky, but positive-test rate drops for the second day in a row, to 9.8%… Read More
Seven-day averages of new virus cases and covid-19 deaths in Kentucky reach new highs; Kavanaugh considers schools case
By Al CrossKentucky Health News
The pandemic set no daily records in Kentucky Friday, but the seven-day rolling averages of new coronavirus cases and covid-19 deaths hit new highs.
The state reported 3,614 new cases, raising… Read More
Only 145 confirmed flu cases reported this season, but state health commissioner says it's too early to call it a mild season
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Compared to last year, there have been 640 fewer confirmed influenza cases in Kentucky, but the state's top doctor says it's too early to read too much into that.
“It is too … Read More- OPINION: Governor's school orders go against design of human beings, to live in relationships, faith-based policy leader saysBy Jordan Tong
Commonwealth Policy Center
As numbers of new covid-19 cases have risen in Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear has once again put the clamps on the commonwealth. The newest restrictions issued by the governor include no… Read More
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