Daphne Spalding, BSN, RN, of the Kentucky Department for Public Health explains how routine clinical moments — like a patient expecting their first grandchild —
Modern screening tools, coordinated statewide programs, and risk-based guidelines are helping Kentucky physicians detect precancerous polyps — and prevent colorectal cancer before it develops.
A remembrance of Dr. Dan Goulson, chief medical officer for Saint Joseph Health, who died December 18, 2025, after being diagnosed with a glioblastoma brain
The Kentucky Lung Cancer Screening Learning Collaborative demonstrates how cross-sector collaboration can accelerate earlier detection and save lives through structured statewide learning and hands-on implementation
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
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,
Jiapeng Huang, MD, inaugurated as 175th KMA president THE KENTUCKY MEDICAL Association (KMA) held its annual meeting on August 22 and 23 at the Louisville