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Chain with 11 Ky. nursing homes says it applies lessons learned in pandemic, stopping visits when an employee tests positive
Christian Health Center in Hopkinsville (Photos by Jennifer P. Brown)
Christian Care Communities, which operates 11 nursing homes in Kentucky, "is using what it learned to minimize the risk of a surge in Covid-19 cas… Read More
Community Health Days offering screenings and coronavirus vaccines in 32 Appalachian Ky. counties through November
The first Community Health Day was held in Hindman Friday, Aug. 6. (Photos by Melissa Slone, UK)
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
HINDMAN, Ky. — The first of 96 University of Kentucky events to offer Covid-19… Read More
11 Ky. hospital systems to require vaccine as pandemic continues to surge; state has over 2,000 new cases for second day in a row
Health Commissioner Steven Stack drew red trendlines on this state Department for Public Health graph to show that the pandemic is accelerating in Kentucky more quickly now than it did last fall.
By Melissa Patrick
K… Read More
State ranks 14th in childhood trauma; a coalition called Bloom Kentucky has formed to seek statewide policies to change that
By Melissa PatrickKentucky Health News
A collaboration of 31 grantmaking organizations across Kentucky have launched an initiative to focus on statewide policy changes to prevent and lessen the impacts of childhood trauma, a… Read More
A six-week surge of the coronavirus has put Ky. about where it was six months ago, but then it was going down; now it's going up
Ky. Health News graph, based on initial, unadjusted daily reports; to enlarge, click on it.
By Al Cross
Kentucky Health News
Six weeks of the Delta variant have put the pandemic in Kentucky about where it was six … Read More
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