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Dr. Driscoll with Norton Cancer Institute said there is data that says there is a 20 percent increase in people diagnosed with colorectal cancer before the age of 50 in the last ten years.
Mental health experts said the best way to help people feeling vulnerable, angry, or anxious about the conflict is to acknowledge their feelings and support them in finding ways to cope.
Lewis Ferguson shared is perspective on life saying, ”live everyday like it’s your last.”
Organizers are hosting the diaper drive with the St. Bernadette Diaper Bank, who supplied more than 100,000 diapers to 13 Louisville organizations over the course of last year.
Members of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) went to Frankfort for their 7th annual rally after COVID forced them to go virtual the past couple years.
Norton Children’s Hospital in Louisville is Kentucky’s only free-standing pediatric hospital.
In Louisville, doctors said they are seeing advanced cancer cases as patients return for screenings.
The last hospital west of 9th Street was built in the late 1800s, but it closed in the 1930s.
Senators Morgan McGarvey and David Yates filed the legislation Thursday, which would legalize both medical and recreational marijuana use.
Through education and outreach, Lexington group Colors of Promise is working to change the statistics by being a link to hope for women of color in Kentucky.
The eight candidates discussed several topics centered around mental health, and how Louisville can provide more resources to those who are in need.
Beds in some facilities are sitting empty - despite the high need for care.
eople have raised concerns about the mental health of the man accused of shooting at a Louisville mayoral candidate.
A proposed law that would create a legal framework for temporarily taking firearms away from someone who is determined to be in crisis and potentially dangerous is expected to be reintroduced in the Kentucky legislature soon.
Norton Healthcare has launched a virtual “Headache School” to help people learn more about headaches and migraines.
“They expect us to have the answers that they can’t get from anywhere else,” one CHW said.
A challenge to know more, do better and make a difference. There’s a new pulse of Cochrane Elementary School during Kids Heart Challenge Month. A big heart came with a big lesson for Cochrane Elementary School students. Step by step they learned about themselves while learning how to save others.
Members of the Louisville Metro Police Department and the Louisville Fire Department helped Meals on Wheels hand out food to those in need on Wednesday.