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Senate bill to address the state's nursing shortage passes its first hurdle, but some say it wouldn't do enough
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By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
A bill to address the nursing shortage in Kentucky passed out of a legislative committee Wednesday, but the state nursing association a… Read More
Under new masking guidance, CDC says people in all but 18 Kentucky counties should still wear masks in indoor public spaces
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The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has relaxed its guidance for wearing masks to thwart the pandemic, bu… Read More
Rate of new vaccination against coronavirus in U.S. at new low; new and additional vaccination in Kentucky also at record low
Rates of new and additional vaccination against the coronavirus in Kentucky and the nation have hit new lows.
Over the last seven days, the average number of Covid-19 vaccinations in Kentucky was 2,508, the lowest since the… Read More
Pandemic state of emergency would end March 7 under resolution state Senate sent to the House on a party-line vote
Sen. Donald Douglas (Legislative photo)
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
The Senate has sent the House a resolution to end the Covid-19 state of emergency in Kentucky on March 7.
Senate Join… Read More
Drug companies' settlement with states and local governments will bring Kentucky $483 million over the next 18 yearsThe state has finalized a $483 million settlement with four drug companies over their roles in the opioid epidemic, and payments should start in the second quarter of the year, Attorney General Daniel Cameron said Friday.
Th… Read More
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