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KentuckyOne Health teaches diabetics to manage the disease

KentuckyOne Health teaches diabetics to manage the disease
Unknown 8:56 PM diabetes, health education
KentuckyOne Health has launched a new program to help Kentuckians with diabetes learn how to self-manage their disease, according to a news...
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Anti-obesity program targets preschoolers, will expand to rural Kentucky next year

Anti-obesity program targets preschoolers, will expand to rural Kentucky next year
Unknown 1:54 PM childhood obesity, exercise, health education, nutrition
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The latest America's Health Rankings report ranks Kentucky as the 47th healthiest state, a fall ...
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KET program to host authors of "Life Lessons from Cancer" to discuss inspirational messages of book

Unknown 3:16 PM cancer, caretakers, health education
"One to One" with Bill Goodman will feature the authors of Life Lessons from Cancer, Keen Babbage and his sister-in-law Laura Bab...
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Conference focuses attention on importance of patient- and family-centered care, health education, communication

Unknown 7:50 AM doctors, health care, health education, hospitals, patients, physicians, prevention
Health education, communicating with physicians, and patient- and family-centered care that empowers patients to be their own best health ad...
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Fear of Ebola is causing people all over the country to act on unfounded fears, and Kentucky is no exception

Fear of Ebola is causing people all over the country to act on unfounded fears, and Kentucky is no exception
Unknown 9:39 AM contagious diseases, health education, virus
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Fearing the Ebola virus, administrators at St. Margaret Mary Catholic School in Louisville put Susa...
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Kentucky schools teach nutrition with hands-on-learning

Kentucky schools teach nutrition with hands-on-learning
Unknown 12:50 PM children's health, education, health education, nutrition, schools
Visiting dairy cows, growing food in the air and being the first school in the state to grow its own garden on school grounds are just some ...
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