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July 4 weekend worries public-health experts; more contagious variant causing outbreaks in lightly vaccinated Missouri, Arkansas
Screenshot of New York Times interactive map, from CDC new-case data; click on it to enlarge.
Outbreaks of a more contagious variant of the coronavirus are filling up hospitals in the lightly vaccinated states of Mi… Read More
First six vaccine lottery winners are announced; rate of new virus cases in Kentucky falls, but positive-test rate keeps going up
Winners of Kentucky's first "Shot at a Million" lottery in Capitol rotunda (Governor's office photo)
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Gov. Andy Beshear announced the first winners of Kentucky's vaccine lo… Read More
Writer recalls what it was like to visit her unvaccinated relativesBy Teri Carter
Seven of us are crowded around a table for six in a packed Missouri restaurant called The Southerner, waiting for entrees that are taking forever to arrive. “Aw, they can’t help it, that’s for sure,” Dad says. … Read More
Group supports women of color seeking advanced health degrees
Six UK graduates on Science Sistas' founding board of directors, left to right: Jacqueline Leachman, Ariana Chambers, Tyona Golden, Johnnetta Burns, Ninah Bertrand and Samra Nageye. (UK photos)
By Jenny Wells-Go… Read More
UK and other Ky. partners get grant to expand and coordinate prevention of stroke, which kills over 2,000 in state each yearThe University of Kentucky, the state Department for Public Health, the University of Louisville and other state partners have been awarded a prestigious grant to expand and coordinate prevention of stroke, which is a major h… Read More
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