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Kentucky's two clinics suspend abortions as lawsuits challenge new law that is called 'one of the most restrictive in the nation'
Rep. Randy Bridges, R-Paducah, gives a thumbs down to abortion advocates who chanted "Bans off our bodies" at the state Capitol April 13. (Photo by Ryan C. Hermens, Lexington Herald-Leader)
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Kentucky gets $4.19 million to expand AmeriCorps work in public health, with the hope it will funnel more people into such work
Kentucky has received nearly $4.2 million to expand the public-health role of the AmeriCorps program in the state. The grant comes from the American Rescue Plan Act, last year's pandemic relief bill.
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Cancer plagues Appalachia, so a UK program brings high-school and college students from the region into the study of itThe nation's highest cancer rates are in Appalachia, especially in Appalachian Kentucky. But the state is also home to an effort to get young people from the region involved in research to prevent and cure cancer.
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Kentucky highway fatalities rose again in 2021, by 3%; once more, most of those killed were not wearing their seat beltDeaths from highway accidents in Kentucky rose 3.3 percent last year, according to the State Police and the Transportation Cabinet. But so far this year, fatality numbers are running below last year.
Again last year, m… Read More- Coronavirus cases and positive-test rate in Kentucky are rising, but deaths and hospital numbers are declining moreBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Daily cases and the share of Kentuckians testing positive for the coronavirus are rising again, apparently reflecting a national trend.
The state's report for the last Monday-Sunday per… Read More
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