Unknown Wednesday, March 31, 2021 Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Supply finally exceeds demand: Beshear lets any Kentuckian 16 and older get a coronavirus shot starting Monday, April 5Healthy Care Gov. Andy Beshear displayed this slide listing vaccination sites with the most open appointments. To enlarge, click on it. By Mel... Read More
Unknown Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Vaccinations coming to Kentucky state prisons next week, after an increasing number of questions about why it took so longHealthy Care By Bruce Maples and Al Cross Kentucky Health News As the state's coronavirus vaccination program has gradually expanded, so have quest... Read More
Unknown Add Comment Healthy Research Edit An invitation to re-imagine the North West Arts and Health NetworkHealthy Research So, the last blog I posted - and what effort it took - was taken down by google for violating their terms and conditions! It's the first... Read More
Unknown Tuesday, March 30, 2021 Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Contrary to the national trend, pandemic numbers in Kentucky stay on a rough plateau or decline slightlyHealthy Care By Bruce Maples Kentucky Health News As the rest of the country is seeing increasing numbers of new coronavirus cases, Kentucky continues... Read More
Unknown Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Nurses shouldn't have to choose between integrity and compliance, one writes, calling for a standard national work systemHealthy Care The writer is a licensed practical nurse in Central City. She wrote this for The Leader-News . By Dara Bratcher Integrity is one of the m... Read More
Unknown Monday, March 29, 2021 Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Kentucky has a higher vaccination rate than adjoining states, but its positive-test and new-case averages have hit plateausHealthy Care Kentucky Health News graph, based on initial, unadjusted daily reports of cases By Bruce Maples and Al Cross Kentucky Health New... Read More
Unknown Sunday, March 28, 2021 Add Comment Healthy Care Edit People gave up on influenza pandemic measures a century ago when they tired of prevention – and many of them paid a priceHealthy Care Armistice Day celebrations of the end of World War I on Nov. 11, 1918, worried public-health experts as people crowded together in ci... Read More
Unknown Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Pike, Woodford, Perry, Fayette and Floyd counties have highest rates of full vaccination, Wash. Post reports, based on CDC dataHealthy Care Screenshot of Washington Post interactive map; click it to enlarge. Click here for interactive version . By Al Cross Kentucky H... Read More
Unknown Add Comment Healthy Care Edit State records 11th consecutive week of fewer new cases, but its positive-test and new-case averages go up a little Sunday Healthy Care By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Two key measures of the pandemic took a turn upward Sunday, even as Gov. Andy Beshear pointed out that the... Read More
Unknown Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Ky. missed over 700 Covid-19 deaths because one state worker stopped double-checking reports in an antiquated systemHealthy Care Kentucky missed more than 700 Covid-19 deaths from October to January for the same reason Ohio missed 4,000: One state employee stopped reco... Read More
Unknown Saturday, March 27, 2021 Add Comment Healthy Care Edit New-case and positive-test averages stable as national numbers riseHealthy Care Kentucky Health News graph, based on initial, unadjusted case numbers announced daily By Al Cross Kentucky Health News As natio... Read More
Unknown Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Special open enrollment period for government-subsidized health insurance extended to Aug. 15; new rules expand who qualifies Healthy Care By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The special open enrollment period for people to buy government-subsidized health insurance on t... Read More
Unknown Friday, March 26, 2021 Add Comment Healthy Care Edit Positive-test rate falls to 2.8%, about half of what it was 4 weeks ago; other pandemic metrics decline; death toll surpasses 6,000Healthy Care Kentucky Health News graph; click on it to enlarge. By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Every measure of the pandemic in Kentucky... Read More