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Kentucky's rate of teenagers having children is fourth in nation
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chart, adapted by Kentucky Health News
By John McGary, WEKU
Kentucky has the fourth-highest teenage birth rate in the U.S., according to the latest figures from the Centers… Read More
Jefferson County Public Schools program will allow students to graduate high school with a licensed practical nurse degree
A program to bring more nurses into the workforce will be offered in the Jefferson County Public Schools. The program will allow high-school seniors to graduate with a licensed practical nurse degree, while they finish thei… Read More
The more health-related social needs factors a woman has, the less likely she is to get a mammogram; that matters in Kentucky
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention graphic
By Melissa PatrickKentucky Health News
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study says the more health-related social needs a woman has, the less … Read More
Despite waiting list, a shortage of nurses and plenty of money, governor and legislature don't fund new building for KSU nursing
Kentucky State University’s nursing program has outgrown the Betty White Health Center, opened in 1971. Nursing classes are spread in buildings across campus. (Kentucky Lantern photo by Jamie Lucke)
By Sarah LaddKent… Read More
Many Ky. water systems exceed new federal limits for 'forever chemicals'; all systems must test for 3 years, correct if needed
WKYT map, adapted by Kentucky Health News
By Al Cross
Kentucky Health News
Several Kentucky water systems, mostly on and near the Ohio River, will have to fund ways to reduce certain cancer-causing substaces for whic… Read More
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