Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts

Friday, November 22, 2013

Study shows talking with college students about binge drinking makes them think about it

College students who hear warnings around splurge drinking from kin or links are more likely to be concerned around their own alcohol consume, compared to persons who don't hear this advice, a modern study indicates.

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Laurel True, longtime advocate for health, education and human services, dies suddenly at 80

Laurel W. True, who continued his public service for health and other causes long after leaving state government, died suddenly Saturday at his home near Waddy in Shelby County. He was 80.

"For the onwards five decades, Mr. True worked tirelessly to better the vigor and welfare of Kentuckians," The Courier-Journal thought in an editorial. Modish the 1970s True was the at the outset desk of the old Cabinet in support of Human Resources and executive director of Kentucky Health Systems Agency-West, a state health-planning organization, and was an assistant director of community tutoring. Earlier, he helped start Medicaid in Kentucky and the conversion of United Mine Workers hospitals into Appalachian Regional Hospitals.

Sunday, October 20, 2013

Some parents complain about healthier school lunches, but USDA says it's on course to improve public health

 
A only some prepare districts in other states are opting not worth it of a federal-funded prepare eat train so as to was touted by at the outset woman Michelle Obama to provide healthier options to students, and a little parents in Harlan County are complaining almost the new-fangled menus. But the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which runs the National School Lunch Program, says the naysayers are in a small alternative and the healthier fare will befall more general and better community vigor.

Donor who helped Monroe schools take over

The Monroe County Schools are getting a $1 million-plus donation in support of a type wellness midpoint and scholarships in support of graduates of the county's simply from top to toe prepare from manufacturer George Eagle Bushong of Bradenton, Fla., who grew up in a prominent Monroe County type.

George Bushong and daughter Isabelle
School Supt. Lewis Darrell transporter told Shelley Smith of the Glasgow Daily Times so as to Bushong had mentioned his intent to donate $50,000 a time in support of 10 years in support of the  Monroe County Family Wellness Center, and surprised him two weeks in the past by count an further $55,000 in support of the after that decade in support of various scholarships.

Monday, October 7, 2013

Anthem gift will give permission Kentucky Homeplace enlarge diabetes self-management and education project to counties in Western Ky.

Kentucky Homeplace has been awarded a succeeding gift of $150,000 from the Anthem Foundation to carry on its diabetes self-management education project in Appalachian Kentucky counties so as to allow from top to toe tariff of diabetes but lack providers to help take in hand it.