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Ashland hospital system, with 465 beds, is now part of UK
Main hospital of King's Daughters in Ashland
King's Daughters Hospital in Ashland is now fully incorporated into the University of Kentucky's health-care enterprise.
The hospital, one of Kentucky's largest and north… Read More
Pandemic stress caused premature aging in teenagers' brains; long-term effect uncertain, but some parents say impact will last
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American teenagers' brains prematurely aged by three years during the pandemic due to the stress of lockdowns, a study has found.
The researchers found changes similar to those seen in "children w… Read More
As Dec. 10 anniversary of tornado disasters looms, and holidays also draw near, Kentucky's mental-health experts are on alert
Tornado damage in Mayfield reminded Brian Bowen of Iraq. (Photo by Brett Carlsen, Getty Images)
This story discusses suicide. Anyone who is having suicidal thoughts or sees a friend who they think needs help can call… Read More
Study of 40 first-time fathers finds that fatherhood changed their brains in ways that could help them be better parents
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A growing body of research finds that children with engaged fathers do better on a range of outcomes, including physical health and cognitive performance, and a new st… Read More
Opinion: Without herd immunity, we need masking, ventilation, germicidal lighting, clearer messaging to prevent Covid-19By Kevin Kavanagh
We all need to recognize the dangers of Covid-19 and the risks it imposes to our long-term health and our country’s workforce. Long Covid occurs in about 30% to 35% of cases. It commonly occurs with even mi… Read More
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