Boundaries have become a buzzword in pop psychology, but our enthusiasm for setting them has exceeded what they can actually deliver. Jan Anderson, PsyD, LPCC,
Shriners Children’s Lexington celebrates 100 years of pediatric orthopedic care — from a 20-bed wing at Good Samaritan Hospital in 1926 to a nationally ranked
The 2026 Kentucky Medical Association Annual Meeting installed Christine Ko, MD, as the 176th president, honored four physician leaders, and graduated the 2026 Kentucky Physicians
The revolution that broke Benjamin Franklin’s family — and what his estrangement from his son William teaches us about staying emotionally connected through profound disagreement,
Statewide grief support groups provide a much needed resource for parents coping with the loss of a child, writes Steven Lippman, MD — with six
Saint Joseph London’s SANE program — the only SANE-ready designated program in southeastern Kentucky — has been recognized by Cumberland River Victim Services for its
Norton Children’s Maternal Fetal Medicine treats mother and child before and after delivery — and this fall, the Fetal Care Program becomes the Norton Children’s
Primary HPV testing is now the preferred cervical cancer screening strategy, and self-collected sampling offers a new pathway to reach under-screened populations — particularly in
After five years of sustained advocacy by the Kentucky Medical Association, House Bill 176 reforms prior authorization in state-regulated health plans — including a “gold
Jan Anderson, PsyD, LPCC, explores the self-perpetuating loop that keeps people stuck in patterns they know aren’t working — and why the path forward begins