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The Price of Poverty in Kentucky
The struggles of Kentucky's working poor and middle class are the focus of the second installment of KET's The Price of Poverty in Kentucky, hosted by Bill Goodman and Renee Shaw. Featured on the program are Louisville journalist Jere Downs and her coverage of life after the economic meltdown, and a discussion of wages with Kentucky Chamber of Commerce president Dave Adkisson. The program also travels to Owingsville to explore the work of the Christian Social Services Center and NewHope Clinic. Watch the Program
Looking at Health and Wellness from All Angles: Citizens Taking Charge
The latest edition of Health Three60 highlights the work of citizens who are actively working to improve the health outcomes and lives of Kentuckians on a community and statewide level. Read more
Journey Into Wellbeing
Health explorer and Lexington native Debra Koerner travels the Bluegrass state and uncovers creative wellness initiatives across the Commonwealth in Journey Into Wellbeing. Kentucky's top wellness pros share their tips. Traditional and rich southern recipes are given healthful makeovers. Debra gets an integrative medical assessment. Watch the Program
Well Fed: Nourishing Our Children for a Lifetime
In a society filled with fast food and salty, sugary treats, what does it mean to be well fed? KET explores childhood nutrition and its impact on health in Well Fed: Nourishing Our Children for a Lifetime. Structured around the growth of a child, this program examines breastfeeding, family meals, and school lunches. The program also spotlights the growing movement to provide communities with access to fresh fruits and vegetables and locally produced foods.
Web Exclusive Video: Several public aquatic centers in Lexington now have healthier concession stands due to a new menu called "Better Bites." Watch Video
Get Active with Your Children
KET takes a fresh look at the causes and remedies for high rates of childhood obesity and sedentary lifestyles in "More Than Child's Play: Why Physical Activity Matters." The hour-long program highlights programs at schools, in communities and in families that offer novel ways of increasing the opportunities available for physical activities and encouraging kids to get more active. Visit the 'More Than Child's Play' website to watch the program and get inspired by stories from around Kentucky.
Remaking Rural Health
Kentuckians suffer from chronic poor health, particularly in our rural areas. Because of alarmingly high rates of cardiovascular disease, cancer, obesity, and diabetes, Kentuckians also die younger than people in most other states.
Remaking Rural Health: A KET Special Report explores how advocates across the state are making innovative changes to deliver the health care that rural citizens need.
Watch Video: Remaking Rural Health: A KET Special Report
Saving Our Teenagers
KET takes on the timely issue of teen suicide in an hour-long program that offers advice for families in need and support for those who've lost a loved one. Before It's Too Late: Preventing Teen Suicide explores cyberbullying, depression, the warning signs of suicide, and legislation designed to prevent teen suicide.
Violence in the Home
Telling Amy's Story, Changing Kentucky's Story sheds light on the issue of domestic violence. The documentary about the murder of a Pennsylvania woman is followed by a KET panel discussion.
Good News About Dental Care
KET's Fixing Kentucky's Smile looks at promising outreach programs and surprising new advances in oral health care that are giving Kentuckians a reason to smile. Visit the program Web page to watch the program online.
Coping with Brain Injuries
A KET special examines the major causes of brain injury in Kentucky and looks at the Kentucky resources available to help families. Watch the Program
Kentucky's High Rate of Premature Births
This special presentation delves into the issue of preterm birth in Kentucky and its devastating effects. Visit the program Web site to watch the video online.
