ISSUE 154: Special Section
LEXINGTON Eleven of Central Kentucky’s charitable organizations received a total of $20,000 in grant money from the Lexington Medical Society Foundation. The mission of the
Heralded by its proponents in Frankfort as the answer to Kentucky’s physician shortage (which was attributed to Kentucky being a “litigation friendly” state), the Kentucky
“Insomnia is actually the biggest sleep problem that Americans have. Up to one-third of Americans will experience problems getting to sleep, staying asleep, or feeling
As we move along in 2019, many of us have established new habits to improve our fitness, diet, and overall personal health. This may include
LOUISVILLE Approximately half of all medical school graduates are women. Fewer than 20 percent of cardiologists who see adult patients are women, according to a
BOWLING GREEN Michael Zachek, MD, has seen the evolution of sleep medicine from the 1990s until today. He has a profound, patient-based overview of the
As a healthcare professional, a high probability exists that you now own, have owned, or will own a condominium. Most certainly you will be pitched
CYNTHIANA, KY The heart is a highly complex organ. When something goes wrong, the diagnosis is seldom simple. Tests and scans provide valuable clues, but
LEXINGTON A University of Kentucky study published in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons shows a direct link between the adoption of the
Lexington Clinic Breaks Ground on New Building LEXINGTON Since 1920, Lexington Clinic has served the people of Central Kentucky, and on Tuesday, February 5, 2019,
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