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KET offers program about diabetes prevention and control
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5:16 PM
KET 's "Connections with Renee Shaw" is offering a program about diabetes prevention and control on KET2 Friday, Nov. 8 at 5 p...
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broadcast journalism
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diabetes
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health education
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prevention
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Obamacare will work, Beshear promises on 'Meet the Press'
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7:14 AM
By Al Cross Kentucky Health News Citing Kentucky examples, Gov. Steve Beshear promised a national audience on " Meet the Press " S...
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health insurance
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health reform
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insurance exchange
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Obamacare
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state governments
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KET program to feature citizens who work in three programs to improve the health of Kentucky children
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1:14 PM
The next episode of KET 's "Health Three60" series will be a program that features citizens who have made a difference in the...
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child obesity
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childhood obesity
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children
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children's health
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health journalism
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state government
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television
Middle- and high-school students invited to create 30-second videos discouraging prescription drug abuse, win prizes in contest
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7:37 AM
Attorney General Jack Conway and his Keep Kentucky Safe partners invite Kentucky middle- and high-school students to compete in the annual P...
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children
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prescription drug abuse
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prescription drugs
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television
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youth
KET will show how annual county health rankings are stirring competition to improve health, community by community
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8:03 PM
The rankings are in quartiles, or fourths of the 120 counties Kentuckians love the competition among their basketball and football teams. Bu...
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Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky
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health journalism
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health rankings
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Hard-hitting TV ads against smoking do motivate smokers, like one mother from Elizabethtown, to quit
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11:56 AM
Hancock with CDC Director Tom Frieden A 38-year-old Elizabethtown mother's response to a federally funded anti-smoking advertising campa...
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cancer
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Centers for Disease Control
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diseases
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esophageal cancer
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health ref
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lung cancer
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Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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smoking
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television
Children with TVs in their bedrooms are twice as likely to have extra fat, three times greater risk of heart disease and diabetes
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10:49 AM
Kids who have TVs in their bedrooms are twice as likely to be fat and nearly three times as likely to be at risk for heart disease and di...
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childhood obesity
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diabetes
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heart disease
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research
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Health coalition asks Nickelodeon to stop marketing sugary and fatty snacks to children
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10:12 AM
A coalition of health groups thinks maybe it's time to enlist SpongeBob in the childhood obesity fight. Earlier this week, the groups as...
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children's health
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diet
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pediatrics
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Not only may you not get to keep your plan under Obamacare, you might not be able to keep your doctor; there are reasons
By Molly Burchett Kentucky Health News Part of the sales pitch for the federal health-care reform law was that people could keep their do...
Small Group Health Insurance "Cancellations"––The Next Shoe to Drop But a More Complicated One
Obamacare is impacting the small group insurance market in many of the same ways as the individual health insurance market. While employers ...
Trying to Make Sense of the Covered California Numbers
I've read a number of reports in recent days gushing over the progress Covered California is making leading the nation in signing up peo...
Dried mussels: A little plate with 160 g of protein (plus some comments on high-protein low-carbohydrate dieting)
Many hunter-gatherer groups employed various methods of drying to preserve meats. Drying also increases significantly the protein content ...
"If You Like Your Doctor You Will Be Able to Keep Your Doctor. Period"
I think you can guess who said that. Actually, here is what the President said at the American Medical Association Meeting in July, 2009––an...
Can a Statin Neutralize the Cardiovascular Risk of Unhealthy Dietary Choices?
The title of this post is the exact title of a recent editorial in the American Journal of Cardiology ( 1 ). Investigators calculated the ...
Beshear to study nursing-home staffing minimums, suggests homes' high liability costs are related to poorly ranked care
Responding to a letter from Kentuckians for Nursing Home Reform , which cited a low ranking for the state's nursing homes, Gov. Steve B...
Humana allows policyholders to keep old plans without paying more; Anthem is still deciding
Humana , one of the three insurance companies offering individual health policies on the state's insurance exchange, will allow Kentuck...
Almost 1/4 of Ky. inmates have mental-health issue; lockups are becoming the 'new asylums,' Wall Street Journal says
Almost a fourth of the inmates in Kentucky's prisons and jails have a mental-health issue, and it's part of a growing national probl...
Beshear and two other Democratic governors say Obamacare is working in their states, and cite examples
Gov. Steve Beshear continues to be a major national cheerleader for the federal health-reform law, citing Kentucky examples in an op-ed piec...