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Beshear says COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations are increasing in Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Beshear says COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations are increasing in Kentucky

Fewer than 300 Kentuckians were hospitalized with COVID-19 at the beginning of June. That jumped to 483 this week.

Source: wkms.org
Kentuckians at low risk for monkeypox, top health official says - Vimarsana News

Kentuckians at low risk for monkeypox, top health official says

Only a handful of monkeypox cases have been confirmed in Kentucky – all in the Louisville area – but the state’s top health official says there are undoubtedly more that haven’t been identified. About 900 cases are known nationwide. Still, the situation differs dramatically from the COVID outbreak in many key ways.

Source: wuky.org
Virus spreading but vital numbers down - Vimarsana News

Virus spreading but vital numbers down

FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – State Public Health Commissioner Dr. Steven Stack says while hospitalizations, ICU bed and ventilator use all remain at some of the lowest levels since the beginning

Hospitalizations climb in Kentucky as highly contagious COVID subvariants spread - Vimarsana News

Hospitalizations climb in Kentucky as highly contagious COVID subvariants spread

While COVID-19 cases have been trending up in Kentucky, hospitalizations have remained more stable than in the past, a fact frequently cited as a hopeful sign. But those numbers are starting to creep up as well.

Source: wuky.org
First probable case of monkeypox is reported in Kentucky - Vimarsana News

First probable case of monkeypox is reported in Kentucky

“The patient remains isolated, and health officials are working to identify anyone the patient may have had close contact with while infectious,” the Department for Public Health said in a