"Kynectors," who help Kentuckians sign up for coverage on Kynect, are available at no charge in every county to answer questions and help people sign up for coverage.
Joel Best, who tracks media coverage of contaminated Halloween treats, started hearing from reporters earlier than normal this year and they wanted to talk about a new alleged threat: “rainbow fentanyl.”
In 2020, the Association of American Medical Colleges predicted that by 2033, the nation would be short between 21,400 and 55,200 primary-care physicians.
With the newly formulated COVID-19 booster shot now available and flu season just around the corner, many are wondering if there's an optimal timing for the two shots.
The rise in calls indicates both a surge in students struggling with their mental health and a sign of increased awareness of the issue, officials said.
