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KET to focus attention on cancer with Ken Burns series March 30-April 1, live call-in program on night of April 1

KET to focus attention on cancer with Ken Burns series March 30-April 1, live call-in program on night of April 1
Unknown 5:17 PM cancer, cancer screening, research, television
Kentucky Health News KET  will show a three-night series, "Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies," by Ken Burns, an in-depth look a...
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Authors of The Great Diabetes Epidemic will talk on KET about its causes, myths, complications, treatment and prevention

Authors of The Great Diabetes Epidemic will talk on KET about its causes, myths, complications, treatment and prevention
Unknown 4:56 PM blindness, books, diabetes, prevention, television, vision
Kentucky Health News The message that the authors of The Great Diabetes Epidemic: A Manifesto for Control and Prevention  want readers to ta...
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KET will discuss asthma Monday night: living with it, its environmental affects, and available resources to deal with it

KET will discuss asthma Monday night: living with it, its environmental affects, and available resources to deal with it
Unknown 10:34 AM asthma, television
KET 's current "Health Three60" program is "Easing the Burden of Asthma," discussing a disease that hospitalizes mor...
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Henderson County Schools post videos to explain changes in meals, snacks and school fund-raisers involving food

Unknown 3:51 PM nutrition, school lunch, schools, television
Student Nibre Fortune chose food items at Henderson's Jefferson Elementary School last April. (Gleaner photo by Mike Lawrence) To help p...
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