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Bill to protect independent pharmacies from benefit managers moves after changes; insurers say it would increase premiumsBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
A bill to set new controls on commercial pharmacy-benefit managers was approved by a Senate committee on March 14 as a measure scheduled to be approved without debate by the full Senat… Read More
ED visits, hospitalizations for respiratory disease decline in state
State Department for Public Health graphs, adapted by Kentucky Health News
By Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Kentucky's influenza levels remain elevated, but are declining, and hospitalizations for overall res… Read More
U of L will open its new hospital in Bullitt County on Monday
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The University of Louisville is opening its UofL Health –South Hospital Monday, March 18, with a community breakfast, open house and ceremonial ribbon-cutting.The hos… Read More
UK wants your ticks: dead, dry and properly packaged
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By Jordan StricklerUniversity of Kentucky
The Kentucky Tick Surveillance Project is now accepting tick-testing submissions from Kentucky residents. This project, produced by the University of Ken… Read More
UK research featured in diabetes group's annual research report
Brittany Smalls, Ph.D., is at upper right.
By Hilary SmithUniversity of Kentucky
One of the cover stories in the annual reserach report from the American Diabetes Association is about a University of Kentucky resear… Read More
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