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Opioid epidemic keeps shadowing Ky. policy, as Senate removes opioids from list of drugs physician assistants could prescribeBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
A House bill to let physician assistants prescribe some highly regulated drugs is moving through the Senate, but without application to some highly addictive drugs like oxycodone and h… Read More
First Kentucky case of disease caused by coronavirus confirmed in Harrison County; Beshear advises its people to avoid crowds
Crystal Miller, head of the health department serving Harrison County, at a press conference Saturday. Others, L to R: Gov. Andy Beshear; Health Commissioner Steven Stack; Harrison County Judge-Executiv… Read More
Flu slacked a bit in last week of Feb.; season runs through May, vaccine still useful and is best defense; may help with covid-19
In the last week of February, Kentucky reported fewer new cases of influenza and fewer deaths from it than it did the week before.
The latest weekly report from the state Department for Public Health shows that in the week… Read More
Can stress really make hair (or fur?) turn gray?It seems like common knowledge or conventional wisdom: stress can turn your hair gray.
Whether it’s the kids, your spouse, your job, or something else, people with gray hair have been blaming stress for centuries.
The example… Read More- Senate bill to address surprise medical billing now in HouseBy Jim Hannah
Legislative Research Commission
FRANKFORT, Ky. – Legislation to offer patients some protection from surprise medical bills passed the state Senate Friday.
“There are many factors that contribute to surprise bi… Read More
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