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Pandemic numbers keep falling, except positive-test rate: 3.98%
Dept. for Public Health map, adapted by Ky. Health News; for a larger version, click on it.
By Al Cross
Kentucky Health News
All major measures of the pandemic in Kentucky fell again Saturday, except the share of K… Read More
Bill to require Kentucky drivers to pass a vision screening exam at each driver's license renewal nears the legislative finish lineBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Kentucky is close to becoming the 43rd state to require drivers to have a vision screening every time they renew their license. The rule is in a House bill that has passed the Senate i… Read More
New recommendations for CT scans to detect unknown lung cancer allow younger and lighter smokers to get checkedBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
More people now qualify for yearly low-dose scans to detect lung cancer, under new federal guidelines released Tuesday, March 9.
This is good news for Kentucky, since it leads the nati… Read More
Blacks and whites swap places in Kentucky coronavirus statistics, as the pandemic became less urban and more rural
Ky. Health News graph (click to enlarge); dashed lines show races' share of state population.
By Bruce Maples
Kentucky Health News
As the coronavirus pandemic took off, there was a striking anomaly in the data: Afri… Read More
Virus outbreak at state penitentiary stalls decline in number of new coronavirus cases in Kentucky; positive-test rate down again
By Al Cross and Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Most measures of the pandemic in Kentucky kept declining Friday, though an outbreak at the state penitentiary helped drive the state's seven-day average of new cases up … Read More
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