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'Nobody likes a bully': Why Cameron's anti-trans messaging hobbled his bid for governor - Vimarsana News

'Nobody likes a bully': Why Cameron's anti-trans messaging hobbled his bid for governor

Cameron’s anti-trans messaging didn’t help him in Kentucky’s governor’s race. ‘Nobody likes a bully.’

Source: aol.com
'Nobody likes a bully': Why Cameron's anti-trans messaging hobbled his bid for governor - Vimarsana News

'Nobody likes a bully': Why Cameron's anti-trans messaging hobbled his bid for governor

Cameron’s anti-trans messaging didn’t help him in Kentucky’s governor’s race. ‘Nobody likes a bully.’

Source: yahoo.com
What is gender-affirming care, and how does it factor into Kentucky's upcoming election? - Vimarsana News

What is gender-affirming care, and how does it factor into Kentucky's upcoming election?

Misinformation around what gender-affirming care is and isn’t has played a large role in Kentucky campaigns this year. Here’s what you need to know.

Source: yahoo.com
Letter to lawmaker reveals UK has performed gender transition surgery on minors - Vimarsana News

Letter to lawmaker reveals UK has performed gender transition surgery on minors

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KT) — A letter from a University of Kentucky clinic has thrown more fuel into the already heated debate in the Kentucky governor’s race over gender transition procedures

UK researchers to use app to track link between HIV, alcohol use - Vimarsana News

UK researchers to use app to track link between HIV, alcohol use

Researchers at the University of Kentucky are taking an innovative approach to help a high-risk population by using easily accessible technology: an app on a smartphone. Carolyn Lauckner, Ph.D., an assistant professor in behavioral sciences in the College of Medicine, is leading a study to better understand the link between HIV and alcohol use in young adult sexual minority men and transgender (SMMT) individuals aged 18-34, with the goal to reduce HIV risk behaviors. She recently talked about the study in depth with Dr. Greg.

Source: wuky.org