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In January 1984, Alexander Grothendieck submitted to the French National Centre for Scientific Research his proposal “Esquisse d’un Programme.” Soon copies of this text started circulating among mathematicians. A few months later, as a first-year undergraduate at Moscow University, I was given a copy of it by George Shabat, my first scientific adviser. After learning some French with the sole purpose of being able to read this text, I started to work on some of the ideas outlined there.

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Some patients find out they’ve been dropped from Medicaid when they come in to pick up a prescription.

Kentucky has one of the worst backlogs in the country for its so-called ‘annual’ inspections of nursing homes.

The Kentucky government is behind on its safety inspections for nursing homes — and it has far too few surveyors to deal with that backlog.

Karen Butcher, whose son died in 2020 of an opioid overdose, asked a panel of experts recently in Frankfort: If cost wasnt a factor, why shouldnt Kentucky explore the use of an illicit psychedelic drug as a treatment for opioid addiction?

CHFS said the kids are the most severe cases in the foster system, predominantly teenage boys.

The Kentucky Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission held its first public hearing Monday, July 17, to discuss funding development of an opioid-use disorder treatment using the psychedelic drug ibogaine with some

(TNS) Fewer than one in five of Kentucky’s nursing home inspector positions were filled as of last October, according to a report released in May by a U.S. Senate committee.

Linda Blackford: The silly season of a gubernatorial campaign is only just starting. Pace yourselves.