New Cervical Cancer Vaccine Recommendations

A look at vaccines and medical breakthroughs that could eliminate cervical cancer.

Food is Medicine Getting Overwhelming Support from Lawmakers

Program connects healthcare and agriculture industries to address chronic diseases.

Medical Cannabis Dispensary Opens in Frankfort

NuEra one of state’s newest medical cannabis dispensaries.

Lawmakers Again Debate Fluoride Mandate

This is the ninth time the issue has been debated in the Kentucky General Assembly.

Benefits of Going “Dry”

Doctor discusses health benefits of abstaining from alcohol.

A Look Inside the State’s First Medical Cannabis Processor

Ribbon cut on state’s first medical cannabis processor in Northern Kentucky.

Reaction to New Federal Dietary Guidelines

Weight management and bariatric surgery specialist on what’s different in the new food pyramid.

New State Colorectal Screening Law Takes Effect

UofL Doctor talks about new colorectal screening law and how it could save more lives.

Board Discusses Bringing Down Medicaid Costs

Medicaid Oversight and Advisory Board on plan to tackle Medicaid costs.

Lexington Health Group Celebrates Milestone

A faith-led nonprofit is celebrating 20 years of providing healthcare services.

Kentucky Sees Surge in Whooping Cough

Learn how to protect those at greatest risk.

Kentucky Seeing Surge In New Flu Cases

The surge comes amid the state’s first pediatric flu death this season.

Medical Marijuana Cultivator Cuts Ribbon on New Site

VS Kentucky Ops expects its first harvest in February.

MAHA Kentucky Task Force Releases Recommendations

Lawmakers want to see more healthy foods in Kentuckians’ kitchens.

Giving Students a Peak Into the Medical Field

A UK internship program allows students to spend time with clinical teams all year.

New Alert System Tracking Overdoses

The system is designed to alert local health departments and recovery groups.

Local Pediatrician Still Recommending Hepatitis B Vaccine

The move is in contrast with a new recommendation from a CDC advisory panel.

Report Released on Wellbeing of Kentucky’s Children

Report show food insecurity and obesity rising among Kentucky’s children.

Healthcare Leaders Discuss Medicaid Concerns with Lawmakers

Summit brings together healthcare leaders and lawmakers to discuss priorities.

Emotional Challenges of Caring for Elderly Parents

Dementia and aging expert on emotional challenges of caring for elderly parents.

Adapting to the Role of Caregiver

A couple talks about changes in their relationship after one takes on caregiving role.

Kentucky Chief Justice Honored for Mental Health Reforms

A Kentucky Chief Justice honored for advancing mental-health responses, reflects on historic role.

Flu Outlook for Kentucky

What new strain of flu found in Southern Hemisphere could mean for Kentucky.

Reducing Stigma of Substance Use Disorder

Health experts in Kentucky work to reduce stigma around substance use disorders.

FDA Announces Change to Hormone Therapies

Menopause specialist says FDA change could lead to better care for women.

New Tool in Fight Against Pancreatic Cancer

A discussion with the only Kentucky physician to perform a new life-changing pancreatic surgery.

UofL Researchers Help Paralyzed Children Take Steps

Learn how a University of Louisville study is helping children take a big step forward.

Kentucky Ranks First in Nation for New Lung Cancer Cases

State of Lung Cancer’ report shows setbacks, progress for Kentucky.

Holidays Offer Opportunity to Check on Aging Loved Ones

Learn why this is a good time of year to check loved ones for signs of dementia.

Grants Address Factors affecting Seniors’ Emotional Health

A Kentucky-based group is using data to make sure older adults are staying connected.

UofL Hospital Treating Victims of UPS Plane Crash

A UofL Hospital trauma surgeon talks about treating victims of the UPS plane crash.

Alzheimer’s Experts Gather in Lexington to Share Latest Research

Experts in Alzheimer’s and dementia discuss findings, research at symposium.

Louisville Recovery Program Launches Food Pantry

It’s in partnership with Dare to Care to help distribute food to those in need.

Raising Stroke Awareness

Health expert talks about the warning signs of a stroke.

UK Leads Federal Study on Health Impacts of Train Derailment

Researchers at UK studying the health effects following east Palestine train derailment.

Expert Discusses Changes to Medicare

What seniors need to look out for when enrolling in Medicare this year.

Families Move into Louisville’s Community Care Campus

Community Care Campus expected to be one-stop shop for those experiencing homelessness.

A Look at Lobular Breast Cancer

Less common form of breast cancer is on the rise.

Surgeon Explains Advancements in Breast Cancer Care

Christie Dutton spoke with a leading surgeon about breast cancer prevention and treatment options.

Lawmakers Debate Pros, Cons of Fluoride in Drinking Water

Some Republicans think cities should decide if fluoride is a necessary public health measure.

Beshear Administration Finds Funds for Senior Meals Program

Last month, the state announced all funding for the program had been exhausted.

Sanders-Brown Hits Milestone

The Sanders-Brown Center on Aging celebrates a 40-year milestone.

Lawmakers Get Health Report on the State

A task force updates lawmakers on efforts to make Kentuckians healthier.

Looking Out for Scams During Medicare Enrollment

Tips on how to keep from getting scammed during Medicare enrollment.

Opioid Symposium Kicks Off in Louisville

Kentuckians working on front lines of drug treatment and prevention convene in Louisville.

Treating and Preventing West Nile Virus

Infectious diseases expert talks about rise in West Nile Virus cases in Kentucky.

Program Helps Parkinson’s Patients Speak Out

Free therapy program helps those with Parkinson’s improve their quality of life.

Kentucky’s Top Doctor on Tylenol-Autism Controversy

Dr. Steven Stack responds to Trump administration tying Tylenol to autism.

Mother Turns Tragedy into Advocacy

Mother who lost son to suicide turns her grief into advocacy.

Panel Hears Challenges of Balancing Medicaid Costs and Care

Lawmakers learn about potential ways to cut Medicaid costs without cutting care.

Pediatric Cancer Research Gets Boost From State

U.K.’s Markey Cancer Foundation receives funding from the state for pediatric cancer research.

Governor Blasts New White House Advice for Pregnant Women

Gov. Beshear weighs in on the Trump administration’s claims of a link between Tylenol and autism.

‘Healing Appalachia’ Moves to Kentucky

The music festival raises money for drug recovery.

Alzheimer’s Advancements and Impact on Kentuckians

What advancements in the fight against Alzheimer’s mean for Kentucky families.

Senator Paul Clashes with Former CDC Chief Over Vaccine

Sen. Paul questions need for newborns to get hepatitis B vaccine.

Raising Awareness About Child Abuse

Kentucky has one of the highest rates of child abuse and neglect in the country.

University Hospitals Discuss Medicaid Cuts

The university healthcare systems could lose millions of dollars.

Recovery Rally Held in Frankfort

Supporters and survivors of substance abuse gather in Frankfort.

Kentuckians Express Concerns Over Medicaid Cuts

Bowling Green father on how Medicaid cuts could affect the disabled.

Report Addresses Mental Health Struggles in Kentucky Farmers

Reports show farmers are more likely to die by suicide than the general population.

Kratom Concerns

Recovery group reports uptick in people with kratom addiction.

Lawmakers Discuss Medicaid Changes

Kentucky lawmakers continue to scrutinize the cost of running Kentucky’s Medicaid program.

Breaking Down Kentucky’s Summer COVID Surge

Dr. Mark Barns with UofL Health discusses what we should know about this latest surge.

Lawmakers Discuss Health Impact of Low-Calorie Sweeteners

Kentucky task force examines claims low- and no-calorie sweeteners aren’t impacting health.

State Monitors Humans-to-Animals Germ Spread at Fair

Department of Agriculture working to mitigate the spread of disease during the state fair.

Alcohol and “Forever Chemicals” a Toxic Mix

Study finds heavy alcohol use and “forever chemicals” take a heavy toll on the liver.

“Designer Xanax” Banned in Kentucky

Gov. Beshear moves to designate Bromazolam as a Schedule I drug.

Health Screenings Offered at State Fair

Free health screenings at state fair help Kentuckians catch more than just midway fun.

New Lung Cancer Treatment Combines Diagnosis, Surgery

Same-day lung cancer procedures are being offered at UK Markey Cancer Center.

Center Serving Adults With Autism Gaining Attention

The program in Bowling Green has gained state and nation-wide attention.

Kentucky Couple Raising Awareness About Organ Donation

Sharon Hays is on a mission to raise awareness about organ donation.

Guthrie Says States Need to Pay Fair Share of Medicaid Costs

Kentucky congressman says states need to cover more in Medicaid costs.

Database Could Help Improve Brain Tumor Treatments

University of Louisville researchers create world’s largest brain tumor database.

Planting the Seeds for Better Health

A program introduces young people to farming and a healthier lifestyle.

Lexington’s Paramedicine Program Has New Home

The city cut the ribbon on the new offices for the Community Paramedicine Program.

Kentucky’s First Medical Cannabis Dispensary Approved

The dispensary is in a building that used to be a U.S. Post Office.

Lawmakers Hear Concern From Kentucky Hospital Group

The Kentucky Hospital Association says closures are certainly possible.

Lawmakers Question Kentucky’s New CHFS Secretary

Dr. Steven Stack took over for Eric Friedlander on July 1.

Northern Kentucky Hospital Ranked Best in the State

This is the first time the hospital has claimed this honor.

Cannabis-related Poisonings On The Rise In Kentucky

A new report says there was a 43% rise in cannabis-related poisonings among Kentuckians under 18.

New Measles Case Confirmed in Kentucky

That brings the total number of cases in Kentucky this year to 14.

Rep. Guthrie Details Losing Loved One on Organ Donation List

The federal government is working on new safeguards for the organ transplant system.

Leaders Celebrate Anniversary of Pediatric Forensics Center

The Division of Pediatric Forensics is at Kentucky Children’s Hospital.

Measles Case Confirmed in Louisville

This marks the 13th case in Kentucky this year.

Kentucky Task Force Debates SNAP

This was the second meeting of the Make America Health Again Task Force.

Salmonella Outbreak Hits Central Kentucky

Health officials say at least 10 people contracted the illness from a popular dessert.

Tips for Avoiding the E.R. on the Fourth of July

The Fourth of July and the following day are the busiest times of year for emergency rooms.

State Health Officials Discuss Safety of Measles Vaccine

The message comes amid a measles outbreak in Central Kentucky.

Measles Outbreak Confirmed in Central Kentucky

Health officials are warning people in three counties.

Harmful Algal Blooms Found at Kentucky Lake

State officials are warning people about what to do if you come in contact with one of these blooms.

Program Aims to Reduce Loneliness Among Seniors

Researchers say reducing loneliness can increase seniors’ quality of life.

Campaign Focuses on Safe Medication Storage

Kosair for Kids is partnering with several organizations to spread the word.

New Mobile Clinic Serving Eastern Kentucky

Governor Beshear attended the ribbon cutting for the new mobile clinic.

The Ups and Downs of Caring for a Loved One

Laura Rogers spoke with a family caregiver who’s sharing her experience.

EMS Team Provides Mental Health Help for First Responders

First responders say they’ve experienced a stigma around mental health in their field.

SCOTUS Upholds TN Law Banning Transgender Care for Minors

The ruling effectively shields a similar law in Kentucky.

Bikers On Mission To End Veteran Suicide

The group is raising awareness about the growing crisis in the U.S.

Two KY Infants Die of Whooping Cough

This marks the first deaths related to whooping cough in Kentucky since 2018.

Group Worried Medicaid Cuts Will Hurt Kentuckians With Disabilities

Key Assets says losing coverage could leave patients with no options for care.

Make America Healthy Again KY Task Force Convenes

The task force was created by the Kentucky General Assembly earlier this year.

Food is Medicine Program

Program brings more healthy, local foods to hospital.

Make America Healthy Again Movement Arrives in Kentucky

State committee holds first meeting on Make America Healthy Again initiative.

KY Democrats Talk About Medicaid Cuts

Kentucky Democrats are highlighting the impacts of the so-called ‘big, beautiful bill.”

Using Food to Help Patients Thrive

A new culinary kitchen at UofL is helping patients thrive.

KY’s Top Doctor Discusses New Federal COVID-19 Guidance

The federal government no longer recommends the shot for healthy children and pregnant women.

Kentucky’s Medical Cannabis Program Making Progress

The state broke ground on a new compliance facility and learned where dispensaries will be located.

KY’s Medical Cannabis Program Under Investigation

Kentuckians in the cannabis industry react to Auditor Ball’s investigation.

Why Medical Marijuana Isn’t Yet for Sale in KY

Industry leaders say the product could arrive as early as this summer.

Trauma-Informed Care Through Adventures

A group is using adventurous challenges to help find healing and community.

UK: Medicaid Support Essential to Serve KY’s Most Vulnerable

Nearly 35% of UK’s patients are served by Medicaid.

Kentucky’s Hunger Problem Is Getting Worse

A new report shows food insecurity in KY is at its worst.

EKY School Bans Energy Drinks

Pediatricians suggest there are potential health risks associated with energy drinks.

KY Blood Center Opens New Milk Bank Drop-off Location

The goal is help premature and sick babies survive and thrive.

Ceremony Marks Signing Of Women’s Health Bill

House Bill 90 establishes free-standing birth centers and changed language to KY’s abortion ban.

KY Congressman Tasked with Cutting $880 Billion from Medicaid

Congressman Guthrie says cuts are necessary because the Medicaid program is currently unsustainable.

Traffic Deaths Hit 10-Year Low in KY

A little more than 700 people died on Kentucky’s roads last year.

KY Recovery Center Breaks Ground on New Women’s Campus

Efforts are expanding in Western Kentucky to serve more people struggling with addiction.

KY Mom Working With Legislatures To Curb Teen Suicide

A Kentucky mom who lost her daughter to suicide is seeking change in Frankfort.

UofL Expanding Hospital to Focus on Cancer Care

Officials broke ground this week on the UofL Health-South Hospital Campus Center.

KY Mother Shares About Losing Her Daughter to Suicide

Jaimee Seitz is speaking out about her experience and what she wants other parents to know.

TN Health Official & KY Doctor Talks Vaccine Research

Dr. Ralph Alvarado is a former KY State Senator.

Recovery Program Removing Barrier for Rural Kentuckians

The program provides rural Kentuckians with virtual group therapy.

Kentucky Sees 30% Drop In Fatal Overdoses

Last year marked the third year in a row of decline.

Actors Help NKU Students Prepare for Real-Life Scenarios

NKU’s Simulation Center uses actors to help students in the health field prepare for real-life.

Motorcycle Athlete Shares His Addiction Recovery Story

Dan Kruger’s injuries on the job led him down a path of opioid addiction.

U.S. Health Secretary Talks Addiction at Annual Drug Summit

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. told a personal story of his own heroin addiction at the annual conference.

Kentucky Woman Shares Story of Addiction and Recovery

Robin Parker says she understands what addiction recovery looks like.

Student Showcase Focused on Career in Public Health

It was a chance for students to improve their public speaking and networking skills.

New Tool Helping Inmates Fight Addiction

The NET Device helps ease withdrawal symptoms and is now being used in a KY jail.

Abortion Exceptions Bill Becomes Law in Kentucky

Democrats largely pulled support for House Bill 90.

Grants to Fight Opioid Epidemic Awarded to 75 Organizations

Attorney General made the announcement Thursday.

Gender-Affirming Care Blocked for Medicaid Recipients

The bill was vetoed by the governor, but his veto was overturned.

NASA Gives $3 Million To KY-Based Stem Cell Foundation

The money will help fund space-based research to fight several diseases.

Bill Overturning Ban on Conversion Therapy Vetoed

Governor Beshear vetoed House Bill 495 that sought to overturn his ban on conversion therapy.

Lexington Seeing Decrease in Overdoses

The city says it saw a 32% decrease in fatal overdoses last year.

Bill Clarifying Abortion Ban Advances

Supporters say it eases doctors’ concerns about treating women with crisis pregnancies.

Bill Bans Medicaid From Covering Gender-Affirming Care

A bill limiting gender-affirming care was added to a conversion therapy bill.

Revised Bill Aims to Clarify KY’s Abortion Ban

A revised House bill aims to protect doctors when treating medically-complex pregnancies.

Ashland Physician Discusses KY’s Medical Cannabis Program

A doctor in Ashland, Kentucky explains why he thinks marijuana is an effective medicine.

Habitat Build Drawing Attention to Mental Health

Lexington Habitat for Humanity’s new build raising awareness about mental health.

Right of conscience bill clears Senate

Bill provides rights of conscience protection for healthcare professionals.

Marking 5th anniversary of Covid in Kentucky

Ceremony marks first case of COVID diagnosed in Kentucky.

Bill Invalidating Ban on Conversion Therapy Advances

Gov. Beshear signed an executive order banning conversion therapy last year.

Flu Cases Highest in More Than a Decade

Kentucky’s Commissioner for Public Health says vaccination rates are down.

New KY Task Force to ‘Make America Healthy Again’ Likely

A resolution establishing the task force unanimously passed the full Senate.

Dr. Stack Discusses Measles Case, Vaccine Efficacy

Dr. Stack says there remains only one confirmed case of measles in Kentucky.

Measles Case Confirmed in Kentucky

The state says the case was confirmed in Franklin County.

Should Fluoride In Drinking Water Be Mandated?

A bill that could remove a mandate on fluoride in drinking water is again up for debate.

NKU Students Getting Hands-on Medical Practice

NKU’s Center for Simulation Education is giving students hands-on medical practice.

Program Showing Young People a Healthier Way to Live

What began as a response to increased gun violence quickly grew into much more.

Fluoride: Should It be a Water Requirement?

Once again, a bill that seeks to end a mandate on fluoride in drinking water advances.

Bill Relating to Vape Industry Licensing Advances

Bill regarding the vape industry licensing standards passes.

School District Removing Barriers to Healthcare

New technology is allowing students to see a doctor without leaving school.

Reestablishing Reproductive Rights Focus of Two New Bills

Pro-Choice advocates pledge to keep fighting for greater abortion access in KY.

Bill Prohibiting Gender-Affirming Care for Inmates Advances

Transgender inmates are the subject of legislation advancing in the state legislature.

Stable Recovery

Recovery center prepares people to work in one of the Commonwealth’s signature industries.

Free-Standing Birthing Centers

Senate passes bill giving pregnant women more birthing options.

Disability Rights Advocates Pushing for Change

A new bill would prohibit discrimination based on a parent’s disabilities.

Eastern Kentucky Students Being Trained in Oncology

A program at U.K. is training students from Eastern Kentucky in cancer research and care.

Former State Lawmaker Takes On New Role

A former state lawmaker is helping businesses navigate Kentucky’s medical marijuana program.

Cannabis Treatments for Dementia Patients Focus of Study

UK is part of a new study looking at alternative way to help dementia patients.

Doctors Offer Ways To Avoid Viral Infections

Kentucky is seeing some of the highest rates of viral infections in the country.

Winter Weather Cripples Kentucky’s Blood Supply

The Kentucky Blood Center says winter weather led to mobile drive cancellations and low turnout.

Alcohol’s Link to Breast Cancer

Alcohol consumption can increase the risk of developing certain types of cancer.

KY, Kroger Reach $110 million Opioid Settlement

Kentucky’s A.G. announced the deal Thursday at the Life Learning Center in Covington.

KY Grants Prioritizing Substance Use Prevention for Youth

State officials hope to continue downward trend of fatal drug overdoses.

Substance-Use Prevention Model Working In This KY County

A substance-use prevention program based on an overseas model is seeing success in KY.

KY City Blocks Medical Cannabis for Some

A KY city puts restrictions on who can participate in the state’s new medical marijuana program.

KY Groups Watching SCOTUS Case

Two Kentucky groups discuss the transgender case before the U.S. Supreme Court.

SCOTUS Takes Up TN Ban on Transgender Care for Minors

SCOTUS Takes Up TN Ban on Transgender Care for Minors.

Louisville’s Summit Wellness Center

A new center in Louisville is helping treat first responders.

Where Medical Cannabis Dispensarys Can Set Up Shop

The winners of Kentucky’s first medical cannabis dispensary lottery were drawn Monday.

Why Am I Being Asked to Check My Water Lines?

Some Kentucky homeowners are being asked to check to see if their water lines are made of lead.

Push To Crack Down on Vape Sales to Teens

Lawmakers, students push to crack down on vape sales to teens.

Cancer Disparities in Eastern Kentucky

Breaking down cancer disparities facing Eastern Kentucky.

Survey Finds High Rates of Tooth Decay in KY Kids

A new survey finds high rates of dental decay for Kentucky’s young children.

New Hospital Opens In West Louisville

A new hospital years in the making is now open in West Louisville.

Documentary Recounts Short Life of KY Boy with DIPG

A documentary recounts the short life of a Kentucky boy who died from a rare form of cancer.

Daylight Saving Time and Your Health

An expert explains how ending Daylight Saving Time can impact your health.

KSU, KCTCS Launch Rolling Clinic

KSU and KCTCS are teaming up to launch a rolling health clinic program.

Lottery Held for Medical Cannabis Program

Lottery determines 26 businesses that can cultivate and process medical marijuana.

Discussing Kentucky’s Medical Cannabis Program

Voters in more than 100 cities and counties across Kentucky will be asked to vote on questions…

In-School Mental Health Services

New partnership bringing mental health services to some of Clark County’s youngest students.

Kentucky Opioid Symposium

Grant recipients of Kentucky’s opioid abatement settlement money share their work.

60 Years of Transplants

The Trager Transplant Center celebrates 60 years of service.

Fighting Against Overdoses

Kentucky is getting more federal help in the fight against overdoses.

Family Foundation Files Brief in TN Case

The Family Foundation of Kentucky is asking the Supreme Court to rule in favor of a Ten law.

Group Claims Amendment Could Harm Student Health

A coalition of health organizations claim Constitutional Amendment 2 could harm students’ health.

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

How to reduce your risk of breast cancer.

Responsible Alcohol and Substance Misuse Education

Kentucky colleges launch initiative to reduce drug and alcohol abuse on campus.

Medicare Q&A

More answers to questions about Medicare.

AIDS/HIV Housing Facility

Groundbreaking for new housing for those with HIV/AIDS.

TikTok Documents

NPR Investigation highlights TikTok internal documents on teen use.

Kentucky Sues TikTok

Kentucky is suing TikTok, claiming it was designed to be addictive and harm kid’s mental health.

TEN-4 Awareness Day

The day promotes awareness of child abuse and child abuse prevention.

Medical Cannabis Testing Facility

A look inside a testing lab that is the state’s first to get a medical cannabis business license.

Red Cross Kentucky Volunteers

American Red Cross asking for Kentucky volunteers to help Hurricane Helene victims.

Mobile Dental Unit

Mobile dentist’s clinic makes stop at Fayette County elementary school.

Free Flu Clinic

Lexington-Fayette County Health Department offers free flu clinic.

Regulations for Delta-infused Drinks

Liquor distributors in Kentucky are asking lawmakers to regulate the infused beverages.

Public Health as Public Safety

Community activists discuss substance use disorder and harm reduction.

Lexington’s Crisis Response Team

Lexington’s mayor introduces the city to its new mental health professional.

National Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month

September is National Atrial Fibrillation Awareness Month.

Lexington’s Overdose Spike

Lexington sees a spike in non-fatal overdoses.

Long Covid Research

University of Kentucky researchers study cognitive impact of Long Covid.

Beshear Defends Conversion Therapy Ban

Governor defends decision to issue ban on conversion therapy.

Family Foundation Against Executive Order

The Family Foundation says a ban on conversion therapy is an attack on counselors of faith.

Conversion Therapy Ban

Gov. Beshear signs an executive order banning conversion therapy.

New, Statewide Anti-Drug Campaign Proposed

Kentucky’s A.G. proposes a new, statewide anti-drug campaign.

End Of Life Care

Caring for those who are dying.

Kentucky’s Medical Marijuana Program

Gov. Beshear says applications for KY’s medical marijuana program exceeded expectations.

Kentucky Homeplace

Kentucky Homeplace celebrates 30th anniversary.

Medical Cannabis Program

Kentucky is moving to the next phase with the rollout of its medical cannabis program.

Overdose Awareness Day

Event brings attention to state’s overdose rates.

Green Heart Louisville Study

Study: Trees are key to battling inflammation.

Breast Cancer Screening

Actress Danielle Fishel goes public with her cancer diagnosis.

Debunking Head Lice Myths

Preventing and treating head lice.

Health Care at the State Fair

Health screenings and resources at Kentucky State Fair.

VR and Eating Disorders

Virtual Reality used to treat eating disorders.

Transitioning Freshman

Metcalfe County Schools helps freshmen make transition to high school.

UK Move-In Day

Thousands of new students descend on the University of Kentucky’s campus for move-in day.

Equine Therapy

Mental health professionals that are looking to incorporate horses in their treatment options.

What Seth’s Law Means For Kentucky

Seth’s Law changes to the state court system.

Brain Health

A new online library of activities for dementia patients and caregivers.

Wheelchair Repair Clinic

A Louisville non-profit is hosting free wheelchair repair clinics to help those in need.

Avoiding Heat Illnesses

Heat-related illnesses can be severe. Knowing the signs and symptoms can help.

CDC Director Visits Louisville

The Director of the CDC visited a vaccine clinic in Louisville.

EmPATH Launched in Lexington

New ER opens for those experiencing mental health emergency.

Minority Mental Health Awareness Month

Month dedicated to raising awareness about minorities and mental health issues.

New Study Shows Accuracy of Alzheimer’s Blood Test

Louisville doctor on study showing accuracy of simple blood test to detect Alzheimer’s.

Whooping Cough on the Rise in Kentucky

State health officials say Kentucky seeing an increase in pertussis cases.

University of Kentucky Program Encourages Active Lifestyle

A University of Kentucky program is encouraging girls to live physically active lives.

New Lexington Health Center to Serve Vulnerable Populations

Isaiah House and Lexington Rescue Mission to open new community health care clinic.

Impact of Alzheimer’s on African American Communities

A Louisville woman on a mission to educate Black community about Alzheimer’s and dementia.

River Valley Behavioral Health

A mental health center in Owensboro offers treatment programs across seven counties.

Judge to Rule on State Law Banning Some Vape Products

Case involving new state law that bans some vaping products goes before a judge.

New Device Approved to Treat Opioid Addiction

A device approved by the FDA to treat opioid use disorder is being put to the test in Kentucky.

Dengue Fever Cases Reported in States Surrounding Kentucky

The CDC is warning doctors about the virus that, until now, is rarely seen in the U.S.

State’s Abortion Landscape Two Years After Roe v Wade is Overturned

State’s abortion landscape two years after Roe v Wade is overturned.

SCOTUS to Hear Transgender Rights Case

SCOTUS to hear transgender rights case.

Marking Two Years Since the Overturn of Roe v. Wade

Marking two years since the overturn of Roe v. Wade.

UofL Medical Expert Talks Ticks and What to Do If You Are Bitten By One

UofL medical expert talks ticks and what to do if you are bitten by one.

NIH Director Visits UK

NIH Director Visits UK.

Kentucky 38 out of 50 in New Report Ranking the Well-Being of Children Across the U.S.

Kentucky 38 out of 50 in new report ranking the well-being of children across the U.S.

Kentucky’s Commissioner of Agriculture on New “Food as Medicine” Program

Kentucky’s commissioner of agriculture on new “Food as Medicine” program.

New Numbers Show Drug Overdose Deaths Down Almost 10% in Kentucky

New numbers show drug overdose deaths down almost 10% in Kentucky

UofL doctor Says Whooping Cough More Widespread Than Usual in Some Areas of the State

UofL doctor says whooping cough more widespread than usual in some areas of the state.

Fayette County Holds AED emergency drill, Certifies Last “Heart Safe” High School

Fayette County holds AED emergency drill, certifies last “heart safe” high school.

UK Holds Full Scale Emergency Drill on Campus

UK holds full scale emergency drill on campus.

Report: Kentucky Sees Fewer Medical Residency Applicants after Passing Abortion Law

Report: Kentucky sees fewer medical residency applicants after passing abortion law.

New Transitional House Supports Women with Substance Use Disorders Who Have Children

New transitional house supports women with substance use disorders who have children.

McConnell Visits Rehab Center in Ashland

McConnell visits rehab center in Ashland.

Stop the Bleed

Helping teach people how to save a life in the event of an emergency.

Sun Safety

Medical experts discuss ways to protect yourself in the sun this summer.

Jessamine County EMS is Meeting a Need with a New Community Paramedic Program

Jessamine County EMS is meeting a need with a new community paramedic program.

A Bowling Green Mother is Helping Other Women Have Healthy Pregnancies

A Bowling Green mother is helping other women have healthy pregnancies.

Kentucky Mother Sharing Her Story of Loss Around the State

Kentucky mother sharing her story of loss around the state.

Eastern State Hospital Celebrates 200 Years

Eastern State Hospital celebrates 200 years.

Pertussis Declared an Outbreak

The health department in Lexington declares an outbreak of pertussis.

Trauma Survivors’ Stories Showcased at University of Louisville Exhibit

Trauma survivors’ stories showcased at University of Louisville exhibit.

Tips for Avoiding Ticks

Tips for avoiding ticks.

Tackling Mental Health and Drug Addiction in Southcentral Kentucky

Tackling mental health and drug addiction in southcentral Kentucky.

Federal Grant Helping Hospitals Help Pregnant Women

Federal grant helping hospitals help pregnant women.

A Kentucky Nonprofit Hosts Discussion on What Some Call An Immunization Crisis

A Kentucky nonprofit hosts discussion on what some call an immunization crisis.

Music Artist Behind Eastern Kentucky Program Taking Unique Approach to Treating Addiction

Music artist behind eastern Kentucky program taking unique approach to treating addiction.

Long-Term Care Providers React to New Federal Staffing Regulations for Nursing Homes

Long-term care providers react to new federal staffing regulations for nursing homes.

Health Department Reports Third Confirmed Case of Whooping Cough at Lexington Schools

Health department reports third confirmed case of whooping cough at Lexington schools.

Impact Of Bird Flu In Kentucky

Commissioner Jonathan Shell talks about the impact a new outbreak of bird flu is having in KY.

New Guidelines For Mammograms

Most women should get their first mammogram earlier, according to an expert panel.

Honoring Organ Donors

A special exhibit at UK Healthcare honoring organ donors.

LifeWorks Celebrates State Funding

The autism community in Bowling Green is celebrating a big win.

Pertussis Cases Confirmed in Lexington

The Lexington health department says two cases were confirmed at separate high schools.

Preview of the 2024 Diabetes Expo Happening in Lexington

Preview of the 2024 Diabetes Expo happening in Lexington.

University of Kentucky Healthcare Announces It Is Acquiring Saint Claire Healthcare

University of Kentucky Healthcare announces it is acquiring Saint Claire Healthcare.

Kentucky Tobacco Control Conference Focuses on Groups Targeted by Tobacco Companies

Kentucky Tobacco Control Conference focuses on groups targeted by tobacco companies.

New Cancer Center Breaks Ground at University of Kentucky

New cancer center breaks ground at University of Kentucky.

“State of the Air” Report Shows Air Quality in Louisville is Getting Worse

“State of the Air” report shows air quality in Louisville is getting worse.

Owensboro Nonprofit Providing Services for Those with Intellectual Disabilities Expands

Owensboro nonprofit providing services for those with intellectual disabilities expands.

Pediatrician on How Parents and Community Can Help Children Have a Strong Start in Life

Pediatrician on how parents and community can help children have a strong start in life.

Beshear Signs “Momnibus” Bill

Governor Andy Beshear has signed what’s been dubbed the “Momnibus” bill.

Lawsuit Filed Over New Vaping Regulations Passed by Legislature and Signed Into Law By Governor

Lawsuit filed over new vaping regulations passed by legislature and signed into law by governor.

Bill Outlining Who Can Grow and Sell Medical Marijuana Heading to Governor’s Desk

Bill outlining who can grow and sell medical marijuana heading to governor’s desk.

General Assembly Takes Another Step Toward Making Medical Marijuana Accessible in State

General Assembly takes another step toward making medical marijuana accessible in state.

New Center Opens in Lexington to Meet Growing Demand for Children’s Sleep Care

New center opens in Lexington to meet the growing demand for children’s sleep care.

UofL Honors Organ Donors During National Donate Life Month

UofL honors organ donors during National Donate Life Month

From Child to Caregiver

A daughter shares challenges of caring for her mother with Alzheimer’s.

UK Student, Cancer Survivor on DanceBlue’s Impact on His Life

UK student, cancer survivor on DanceBlue’s impact on his life.

Bill Would Give Kentuckians Fewer Options When Buying Vape or E-cigarettes

Bill would give Kentuckians fewer options when they try to buy a vape or e-cigarettes.

New Hospital in Bullitt County

Accessing medical care for those living in Kentucky’s 10th largest city.

AVOL Housing

AVOL creating housing for medically-vulnerable Kentuckians.

Protection for Medical Mistakes

Lawmakers discuss a bill that protects doctors other clinicians when they make mistakes.

White Coats, Black Lives

Some students at the University of Kentucky are learning about …

Holidays and Family Medical History

With Christmas and New Years just a few weeks away, genetics counselors at the …

A Boost for Louisville’s School of Nursing

The University of Louisville’s School of Nursing has received a boost in its efforts to…

A Gene for Heart Failure

Dr. Wayne Tuckson talks with a cardiologist who says medical professionals are now …

Lung Cancer Survivor

Advances in surgery and medical treatments are improving survival rates even in those …