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State and schools get new Covid-19 guidance; Beshear makes employee masks optional; state will go from daily to weekly report
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Kentucky Health News
As Kentucky came close to leaving the statewide "red zone" for coronavirus infect… Read More
Opinion: Legislature is moving bill that would restrict abortion rights while ignoring several filed to help babies and mothersThis opinion was originally published in the Lexington Herald-Leader.
By Linda Blackford
Herald-Leader Opinion Editor
Why bother writing about abortion access in Kentucky? The die is cast, as it were, with superdupermajorit… Read More
Bill would let Medicaid to pay certified community health workersBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
A bill to require Medicaid reimbursement for certain services provided by certified community health workers, and streamline their certification process, awaits a vote in the full House… Read More
State is almost out of the 'red zone' but still ranks 6th in nation, and many counties still have high coronavirus infection rates
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By Al Cross
Kentucky Health News
Kentucky remains one of the states most affected by the coronavirus, even as most measures of the pandemic continue to … Read More
Flu cases in Ky. still low, but state reports a flu-related deathBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
Kentucky has reported its first death from influenza this season, even as flu cases have remain low and stable for about four weeks.
The state Department for Public Health says th… Read More
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