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Alzheimer's drug under study at University of Ky. and other sites has shown it is 'the first crack in the iceberg,' UK researcher saysBy Al Cross
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A partially approved drug for Alzheimer's disease that slowed memory decline and loss of functional ability in a study is “the first crack in the iceberg for us,” says a Kentucky researcher i… Read More
Risk is lower, but it's NOT time to resume pre-pandemic life, New York doctors write in one of the nation's top medical journalsAn editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine by Dr. Wafaa M. El-Sadr, Columbia University; Dr. Ashwin Vasan, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene; and Ayman El-Mohandes, City University of New Yor… Read More
KET panel discusses bill to legalize medical cannabis in Kentucky
Renee Shaw discusses legislation introduced to legalize medical marijuana in Kentucky on KET's Kentucky Tonight with guests (L-R) Jaime Montalvo, founder of Kentuckians for Medicinal Marijuana; Sen. Phillip Wheeler, R-… Read More
Second Appalachian Gathering for Recovery Solutions March 9
The second Appalachian Gathering for Recovery Solutions aims to provide opportunities for in-person communication and networking among recovery programs and resources in Eastern Kentucky. It is a free, one-day gathering set … Read More
Delta-8 THC, mildly less potent than marijuana's delta-9, is legal in Ky. but has risks and new rules; could face further regulation
Delta-8 gummies on sale in Louisville (Courier Journal photo by Jeff Faughender)
Kentucky Health News
"While politicians debate whether to legalize medical marijuana in Kentucky, a lesser-known product that gets peo… Read More
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