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'Momnibus' bill to improve maternal health passes on last day, after being attached to another bill to avoid floor fight on abortion
Rep. Kim Moser presents SB 74
to the state House (Ky. LRC photo)
By Melissa Patrick and Al Cross
Kentucky Health News
On the last day of the 2024 legislative session, a bipartisan bill aimed at improving Kentucky's d… Read More
Top senators, one of whom lost both parents to smoking, say no advocates spoke to them about increasing anti-tobacco spendingBy Al Cross
Kentucky Health News
Kentucky's top two state senators said Tuesday that none of the advocates for more funding of tobacco prevention spoke to them about it during the legislative session that ended Monday night.
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The more health-related social needs factors a woman has, the less likely she is to get a mammogram; that matters in Kentucky
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention graphic
By Melissa PatrickKentucky Health News
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study says the more health-related social needs a woman has, the less … Read More
Legislature rejects pleas, cuts tobacco-prevention spending; passes vape bill some say could spur youth smokingBy Sarah Ladd
Kentucky Lantern
In a year when the American Cancer Society asked the Kentucky legislature to increase spending on tobacco prevention, lawmakers cut it and passed an anti-vaping bill that some say could i… Read More
Bills to become law on vaping, pharmacy reform, vaccinations, drugs, at-home blood testing, coverage of cancer screening, more
Kentucky State Capitol (Photo via Wikipedia)
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
In its 2024 session the Kentucky General Assembly has passed dozens of health-related bills that address a range of topics. With o… Read More
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