Happy Kentucky Oaks Day! Know your odds before you place your bet! American women have a 1 in 8 risk of getting breast #cancer. Learn more from CDC here: https://t.co/m6Sszj2XRn
Vaccination appointments are available across the commonwealth. See opportunities near you by visiting https://t.co/zsAI92174i, and then scroll to “current vaccine openings.” #ShotofHope
On #InternationalWomensDay we celebrate the incredible achievements of remarkable women in our great commonwealth and across the world. Today we are challenged to make real strides for all women, especially women of color, as we build a better Kentucky for all.
One year ago today Kentucky experienced its first confirmed case of COVID-19. The impact of the pandemic on the people of this state and the employees of the Cabinet has been deep and lasting. Take a look back. https://t.co/oIlHksGWZ4
#TeamKentucky
The Kentucky Department for Public Health will update this image as we work through each phase. To learn more about who belongs in what phase, the distribution plan, and about the COVID-19 vaccine, please visit: https://t.co/IlclMSYiRi
Flu can make chronic health problems worse. #Fluvaccine is the best protection from #flu and its potentially serious complications. Find out what groups of people are at high risk for complications: https://t.co/DTAtmWs2ns.
If you haven't already please get your flu shot. You're not only protecting yourself, but you're also protecting your family, your friends and your community. #TeamKentucky
Happy #MaskUpMonday!
The risk of COVID-19 transmission is lower when you wear a cloth mask over your nose and mouth.
Learn more about how cloth masks, along with the rest of the 3 Ws, can help slow the spread of #COVID19: https://t.co/eXrNAprApA
On October 20, my husband was admitted to the hospital with respiratory failure.
Covid-19 is not something to be taken lightly. It can affect us all, regardless of our age or how healthy we are. It’s up to each of us to act with compassion for our neighbors.
#TogetherKy
.@kalexander27 experienced the impact of the virus first-hand after her husband, a young and healthy firefighter, contracted #COVID19. Follow her words. Act with compassion. Do what it takes to protect our people.
We know what to do to change the course of this escalation, as we have simple tools to help prevent further spread of #COVID19.
We need to listen to science and act with compassion for our families and our communities. #MaskUpKY
Not only is her husband a frontline hero, @kalexander27 herself has been working around the clock with @StevenStackMD to protect our people. Please, in return, mask up and remember her words. #MaskUpKy
This virus can impact the healthiest among us in ways we never could have imagined. Thanks to @kalexander27 for sharing her husband's story.
https://t.co/z8vLtYWqCE
Strokes can happen to anyone at any time. Know the signs of a stroke and, most important, check your blood pressure regularly. One in three people have high blood pressure and do not even know it. #worldstrokeday2020
“Flu Crews” are working across the state to ensure everyone can get a flu shot. Thank you to the Flu Crew nurses and others for a successful first event at the Clark County drive-thru clinic on Oct. 17, 2020. If you haven’t scheduled your flu shot, do so today! #IFluToo#FightFlu
"These are not just numbers. These are people. These are fathers. These are mothers. These are husbands. These are friends, family and neighbors." https://t.co/QziCFpCPlZ