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Drug-overdose deaths of Kentuckians fell 9.8% last year, but rate among state's Blacks increased 5%; overall U.S. decline was 3%
Graph by Kentucky Health News from state data
By Al Cross
Kentucky Health News
In 2023, 9.8 percent fewer Kentuckians died from drug overdoses than the year before, according to an annual state report released Thurs… Read More
Have a sun-safe summer by protecting your skin; here's how
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By Dr. John D'Orazio
University of Kentucky
Spending time outside in the summer is a great way to stay active, reduce stress and get vitamin D. It’s also important to m… Read More
Doctor at UK says you don't have to live with pelvic pain
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By Dr. Johnnie Wright Jr.
University of Kentucky
Pelvic health is crucial to a woman’s overall well-being but is often misunderstood or overlooked. When … Read More
Kentucky is seeing an 'unusually high uptick' in pertussis, known as whooping cough; Lexington outbreak grows to 21 casesKentucky doctors and the state Department for Public Health "are seeing an unusually high uptick in whooping cough," or pertussis, Louisville's WDRB reports. "Immunity for vaccination or natural infections wanes over tim… Read More
Remote Area Medical to offer free medical services, inlcuding dental and vision care, at clinic near Hazard Saturday and Sunday
Kentucky Health News
Remote Area Medical, a nonprofit group that provides free medical care, including dental and vision care, will hold a clinic Saturday and Sunday at East Perry Elementary School, 301 Perry Circle Ro… Read More
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