Ready to Start Lighter This Year?
What to keep, what to let go, and what to grow THE END OF the year has a way of sharpening your awareness in that
Jan Anderson, PSYD, LPCC
December 22, 2025
What to keep, what to let go, and what to grow THE END OF the year has a way of sharpening your awareness in that
Akshitkumar Mistry, MD, employs research and hands-on procedures to aid brain cancer patients at UofL Health LOUISVILLE When someone hears the words “You might have
What Kentucky physicians need to know before the 2026 General Assembly FRANKFORT As Kentucky physicians prepare for the new year, elected officials are gearing up
Louisville Orthopaedic Clinic joins Baptist Health LOUISVILLE Baptist Health Medical Group has acquired Louisville Orthopaedic Clinic, adding more than two dozen providers who focus on
Choosing dignity over desperation Most estranged parents push harder—bigger gifts, longer letters, one more “just checking in” text. But here’s the hidden cost: your peace,
Saint Joseph Health – Cancer Care Center provides people-centered care in a newly renovated space LEXINGTON The Saint Joseph Health – Cancer Care Center in
Carolyn Heppler Kurz, retired EVP/CEO of the Lexington Medical Society, passed away August 9, 2025, after a nine-year battle with cancer LEXINGTON During her 43
Rallying for lung cancer screening in November FRANKFORT Lung Cancer Awareness Month reminds us not only of the disease’s devastating impact but also our shared
Increased patient volumes, clinical trials, cancer vaccines, and federal funding “The shift from one-size-fits-all treatment to precision medicine has been transformative.” — Mark Evers, MD,
And why it’s actually your greatest advantage IF SELF-CRITICISM ACTUALLY worked, high achievers would be the most energized, fulfilled people on the planet. But we’re