Apr 8 Health As COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expands, Some Don’t Want The Shot Forty-nine percent of Republican men said in a recent poll they are not planning to get the shot. By Natalie Krebs, Side Effects Public Media Apr 8 Health As Vaccine Eligibility Expands, Some Don't Want The Shot Natalie Krebs, Side Effects Public Media
Apr 7 Health Vaccine Refusal May Put Herd Immunity At Risk, Researchers Warn 1 in 4 Americans say they won't get a coronavirus vaccine. Researchers say it could keep the nation from reaching a critical tipping point. By Geoff Brumfiel, NPR Apr 7 Health Vaccine Refusal May Put Herd Immunity At Risk, Researchers Warn Geoff Brumfiel, NPR
Apr 7 Health Scientists Race To Develop Next Generation Of COVID Vaccines Some of the new vaccines are already being tested in volunteers and could even be available for distribution in the next year or so. By Joe Palca, NPR Apr 7 Health Scientists Race To Develop Next Generation Of COVID Vaccines Joe Palca, NPR
Apr 6 Health Fischer Urges Continued Caution As Louisville Reaches 1,000 COVID-19 Deaths Mayor Greg Fischer announced nine new deaths in Louisville from the past week, bringing the city's total to 1,000. By John Boyle Apr 6 Health Louisville Reaches 1,000 COVID-19 Deaths John Boyle
Apr 6 Health Black Medical Students Navigate Systemic Racism To Fulfill A Mission Fourth year medical students are getting ready to graduate and start their residencies in July. It’s been a long journey—and especially challenging for many Black students. By Farah Yousry, Side Effects Public Media Apr 6 Health Black Medical Students Navigate Systemic Racism To Fulfill A Mission Farah Yousry, Side Effects Public Media
Apr 5 Health After 12 Weeks Of Decline, Kentucky COVID-19 Cases Plateau The 7-day average of new cases increased slightly while test positivity rates, a leading indicator of where infection rates are headed, remained steady. By Ryan Van Velzer Apr 5 Health After 12 Weeks Of Decline, Kentucky COVID-19 Cases Plateau Ryan Van Velzer
Apr 5 Health Stress And Resolve: Local Health Leaders Reflect On A Year Of COVID Challenges Public health officials in Southern Indiana and Louisville have worked to manage their mental health while leading the fight against COVID-19. By John Boyle Apr 5 Health Local Public Health Leaders Reflect On A Year Of COVID John Boyle
Apr 2 Health Whitney Young Elementary Is Louisville’s First School-Based Vaccination Site Whitney Young Elementary School turned into a COVID-19 vaccination clinic this week, making it the city's first school-based site. By Jess Clark Apr 2 Health Whitney Young Is City’s First School-Based Vaccine Site Jess Clark
Apr 1 Health Online Vaccine Sign-Ups Limit Access For Some Of The Most Vulnerable Often, even learning about vaccination opportunities requires internet access and tech savvy. That's hard on seniors. By Jess Clark Apr 1 Health Online Vaccine Sign-Ups A Barrier For Vulnerable Groups Jess Clark
Mar 31 Health Kentucky Opens COVID-19 Vaccinations To All Over 16 Beginning April 5 Gov. Andy Beshear announced Wednesday that everyone older than 16 years will be eligible for a COVID vaccine beginning April 5. By Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource Mar 31 Health Kentucky Opens COVID-19 Vaccinations To All Over 16 Beginning April 5 Corinne Boyer, Ohio Valley ReSource
Mar 30 Health Should Masking Last Beyond The Pandemic? Flu And Colds Are Down, Spurring A Debate Masking and physical distancing are keeping a variety of viruses in check, but will these behaviors last? By Blake FarmerWPLN News Mar 30 Health Should Masking Last Beyond The Pandemic? Blake FarmerWPLN News
Mar 30 Health Mass Vaccination Changes: LouVax Goes Mobile, UofL Health’s New Site The city is taking its LouVax operation mobile, and University of Louisville Health is launching a mass vaccination site at Cardinal Stadium. By John Boyle Mar 30 Health LouVax Goes Mobile, UofL Health Offers New Mass Site John Boyle
Mar 29 Health Kentucky Opens Vaccine Eligibility To 40 And Older The race to vaccinate people ahead of another surge of the coronavirus is still on. By Ryan Van Velzer Mar 29 Health Kentucky Opens Vaccine Eligibility To 40 And Older Ryan Van Velzer
Mar 29 Health A Year Later, A Funeral For Southern Indiana’s First COVID Patient Last March, Norbert "Nobby" Bostock became the first known case of COVID-19 in Southern Indiana. He died four weeks later. By John Boyle Mar 29 Health A Year After COVID Death, Indiana Resident Gets Funeral John Boyle