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Ky. Chamber of Commerce starts campaign to help substance abusers, develop recovery-friendly work environments and more
One of the major obstacles to dealing with substance abuse is the stigma it still has among many people, so the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce says it has launched a major effort "to help Kentuckians struggling with substance… Read More
How risky is shopping at the grocery, or at a mall? Eating in a restaurant? Going to a movie? Chart prepared by doctors tells youHealth experts say one key to getting through the pandemic without being infected is to limit your possible exposure to the coronavirus. To help people understand the relative risk of various activities, the Texas Medical Ass… Read More
Judge blocks Beshear restrictions on day-care centers, raceways; interactive map rates risk based on new cases in last 7 days
Interactive map rates risk on number of new cases in the last seven days. Click on it to enlarge.
Nine Kentucky counties stand out on a new, interactive map that estimates the risk that the coronavirus poses to eve… Read More
Making telemedicine more inclusiveAs a primary care physician at an academic community health care system in Massachusetts, I received a rapid introduction to telehealth this year. Within days after Massachusetts declared a state of emergency in response to t… Read More
Unmasked young people, out and about, are likely to create a surge in covid-19 cases in Kentucky, health experts say
A masked woman walked among entirely unmasked people at
restaurants in Lexington. (Herald-Leader photo by Alex Slitz)
Kentucky is likely to see a surge in coronavirus cases driven by young people spreading it in bar… Read More
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