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As we queue up, or don't, for vaccines, West Kentucky columnist sees some of the Seven Deadly Sins but also a couple of virtues
Constance Alexander
By Constance Alexander
MURRAY, Ky. – Pride, covetousness, lust, anger, envy, sloth, scandal. That was how we memorized the Seven Deadly Sins at St. Francis School. Our source was the Baltimore Cat… Read More
Share of Kentuckians testing positive for coronavirus drops again; death rate still high; CDC says two masks are better than oneBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Despite the persistently high deaths from Covid-19 in Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear sees hope in the state's declining rate of residents testing positive for the novel coronavirus in the … Read More
We must break the silence about suicides of nurses as they fight for patients in the pandemic, UK's dean of nursing writesBy Janie Heath
Dean, College of Nursing, University of Kentucky
While the Covid-19 pandemic rages on with new variants, the urgency for Kentucky nurses to stay on the front lines now extends to a massive vaccine campaign. Ju… Read More
Weekly coronavirus cases drop for four weeks in a row, positivity rate drops too; Beshear cautions that despite good trends, we can't let our guard down
State Dept. for Public Health chart, adapted by Kentucky Health News; to enlarge, click on it.
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
For the first time in the pandemic, new cases of the novel coronavirus have dr… Read More
Kentucky to get 6% more vaccine doses next week; meanwhile, case numbers and positive-test rate continue to trend down
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Gov. Andy Beshear praised Kentuckians for their efforts in thwarting the spread of the novel coronavirus, announcing that case numbers and the positive-test rate keep trending down, a… Read More
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