The Conversation: Trust science — Why study claiming vaccines cause chronic illness is severely flawed
By Jeffrey Morris University of Pennsylvania At a Senate hearing on Sept. 9, 2025, on the corruption of science, witnesses…
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St. Elizabeth Physicians to celebrate grand opening of newest state-of-art facility in Richwood
Staff report St. Elizabeth Physicians will celebrate the grand opening of its newest state-of-the-art facility in Richwood with a Ribbon…
Kentucky trails nation in Commonwealth Fund’s latest climate and health scorecard
By Sarah Ladd Kentucky Lantern Kentuckians stand to lose more years off their lives due to power plant emissions than…
NKY Health Department’s first ‘Save a Life Day’ provided free Narcan — and an inspiring story
By Andy Furman NKyTribune staff writer It was Save a Life Day. She did – her own. NKYHealth designated Thursday…
St. E. Healthy Headlines: The recommended ages for most important women’s health screenings
Every woman’s health journey is unique, but there’s one thing we all share — a need to prioritize preventive care….
The ‘common cold’ and other respiratory viruses — how to take care of yourself
Dr. Clark Kebodeaux University of Kentucky The fall season has officially begun, and that means an increase in viral respiratory…
NKY Health Department to distribute free naloxone as part of Save a Life Day September 25
Each year, more than 100,000 people in the United State die from a drug overdose. It’s a staggering number that…
Kroger Wellness Festival returns September 26-27 with two days of fitness, food, music and more
The Kroger Wellness Festival will make its return to downtown Cincinnati Sept. 26-27 with two full days of fitness, food,…
KY Commission on Deaf and Hard of Hearing acknowledges September as Deaf Awareness Month
September is National Deaf Awareness Month, and with approximately 700,000 Kentuckians experiencing some degree of hearing loss, Gov. Beshear and…
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month; Kentucky offers resources for those in need
This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, please call or text the National Suicide…
Kentuckians urged to take precautions as officials confirm six human cases of West Nile in state
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Public health officials are reporting there have been six human cases of West Nile infections…
Is it a cold or allergies? Knowing the difference can help your kids breathe easier
Dr. Shaunah Ritter University of Kentucky With kids back in school and the temperatures starting to dip, it’s almost time…
Alzheimer’s Assocation hosts free programs this month, one in Kenton County
The Alzheimer’s Association Greater Cincinnati Chapter is hosting several free programs this month. “Our free programs focus on supporting our…
The New York Times dispels the top ten nutrition myths, according to top experts
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News In an effort to dispel many of the nutrition myths that persist, Sophie Egan, with The New…
Red Cross urges planning ahead for the unexpected during National Preparedness Month in September
September is National Preparedness Month and the American Red Cross is urging everyone to protect their loved ones by getting…
French, Spanish translation is ‘vital work’ for Northern Kentucky’s Care Net pregnancy center
By Tessa Redmond Kentucky Today Care Net Northern Kentucky is no stranger to multi-language pregnancy care ministry, and the nonprofit,…
How to recognize warning signs of head and neck cancer, and steps you can take to minimize risk
Dr. Melina Windon University of Kentucky Head and neck cancers affect areas we rely on every day for speaking, breathing,…
Obesity is a health problem for 38% of Kentucky adults; here’s what to do about it
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The focus of September’s “Our Healthy Kentucky Home” initiative is obesity, which is a…
Kenton County’s Age Well Initiative to host four community workshops on key issues facing seniors
The Kenton County Age Well Initiative is hosting a four-part workshop series this fall to explore how the community can…
988 help ‘still there’ for Kentuckians despite loss of dedicated LGBTQ+ support option
This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating suicide, please call or text the National Suicide and…
NKY Health Department earns third accreditation from national Public Health Accreditation Board
The Northern Kentucky Health Department has received its third consecutive national accreditation from the Public Health Accreditation Board, the independent…
Kentucky veteran food assistance at risk under Trump Administration changes to SNAP program
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service The Trump administration’s changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program mean that most Kentucky…