Kentucky’s Women’s Cancer Screening Program nearly tripled its screenings from 2021 to 2025. Stephanie Rose, MD, MPH, reviews current breast and cervical screening guidance and
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
Early preparation shapes long-term independence for children with autism BOWLING GREEN Recent CDC data reveals a startling reality for Kentuckiana families: Autism diagnoses in children
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) and stroke represent significant public health challenges in Kentucky and across the United States. Despite previous declines, recent trends since the onset
FRANKFORT Providers play a critical role in helping Kentuckians quit tobacco products. That’s why the Kentucky Department for Public Health has released new tools providers
100 Survivors Project launches to celebrate centennial milestone, kick off American Heart Month KENTUCKY To celebrate its 100th birthday and in honor of American Heart
Program of all-inclusive care for the elderly is designed to help age in place LEXINGTON PACE, which stands for Program of All-Inclusive Care of the
Adverse childhood experiences and resilience “…that non-compliant patient is driving me crazy…” How many times have we said or thought something like that during our
FRANKFORT While lung cancer is a daunting disease, early detection, new technologies, and therapies means survivability is increasing all the time. A key factor to