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Election prompts a look at Beshear's pandemic restrictions, and Cameron's challenges to them; Kentucky fared better than feared
Gov. Andy Beshear, right, and Dr. Steven Stack, the state’s public-health commissioner, at a news conference in the governor's Capitol suite in May 2020. (Photo by Sarah Ladd, Kentucky Lantern)
By Sarah Ladd
Kentucky… Read More
Beware of scams citing Medicare, Medicaid, other health plans
By Kentucky Voices for Health
Fall brings open enrollment season, and while this year looks a little different with the ongoing renewals for Medicaid enrollees, scammers are still busy targeting Kentuckians looking for Medi… Read More
Breast-cancer patient unites community with the 'power of pink,' especially in October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Pink Sisters event at the Woodford County Courthouse (Photo by Catherine Anderson via UK)
By Elizabeth ChapinUniversity of Kentucky
Every October, the city of Versailles is adorned in pink. Light poles downtown don … Read More
East Kentucky Diabetes symposium to be held in Hazard Nov. 3
The inaugural East Kentucky Diabetes Symposium will be held Friday, Nov. 3 in Hazard.
In Kentucky's Appalachian counties, 16% of adults have diabetes, and the five area development districts with the highest mortality … Read More
Heart expert: Ibogaine to treat opioid addiction is safe only in hospitals; others say risk can be mitigated; 'rough' plan outlinedBy Melissa Patrick
Kentucky Health News
In a session focused on challenges of getting the psychedelic drug ibogaine approved by the Food and Drug Administration for treating addiction with help of the state's o… Read More
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