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Madison County: Vaccinate your pets

Madison County: Vaccinate your pets
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Madison County officials urge vaccinations for pets, following recent discovery of rabid raccoon

The Madison County Public Health Department reported its third positive case of rabies this year. ....

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Madison County to celebrate National Public Health Week

The Madison County Public Health Department is celebrating National Public Health Week, April 3-9. ....

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Standout nursing student has eye on advanced degree

Standout nursing student has eye on advanced degree
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GODFREY Some people know what they want to do from a young age. Others, like Lewis and Clark Community College Nursing graduate Christopher Elam, are guided by circumstance.
Elam, who graduated with his Associate in Applied Science in Nursing this spring and earned the Nursing Leadership Award, graduated from Edwardsville High School in 2004. After spending several years working in retail management, he decided to pursue a nursing degree.
“The reason I decided to go back to school was because we unexpectedly lost my mom to a medical accident,” Elam said. “I started questioning what happened. I also started self-reflecting on what type of impact I was having on the world. I no longer had a sense of fulfillment in my career and wanted to do something in which I could positively impact people’s lives.” ....

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Hundreds Of Kentucky COVID-19 Deaths Left Out Of State Data

Late last month, Gov. Andy Beshear held a memorial for the Kentuckians who died of COVID-19.
“Every flag you see out here today represents a real Kentuckian,” Beshear said. “Every single one. Every loss is heartbreaking.”
But missing were flags for at least 768 more Kentuckians that local health departments had already reported died of COVID-19. By that day, local health departments reported nearly 4,100 Kentuckians had lost their lives to the virus.
A WFPL News analysis of local and regional health department data on COVID deaths found counties reported 23% more deaths than the state had by Jan. 21, a number that was not passed on to the public as coronavirus deaths surged. ....

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