From energy drinks and supplements to vaping devices, social media influencers are constantly promoting products that promise better health. While many of these trends are
On any given day across the social media sphere, “influencers” are selling their audiences on the idea of achieving better health through the sale of
KMA congratulates Senator Julie Raque Adams and Senator Michael J. Nemes for receiving the 2025 KMA Advocacy Awards. Sen. Adams and Sen. Nemes were chosen
As we mark the start of the 2026 Kentucky General Assembly session, which officially convened on January 6, I want to take a moment to
The 2026 regular session of the Kentucky General Assembly, which is known as the 60-day “long session,” convened on Tuesday, January 6. KMA has been
The Kentucky Department for Public Health is committed to protecting the health of all people in our commonwealth, including through vaccines. We continue to encourage that all
As we approach the close of another year and gather with family and friends for the holiday season, I find myself reflecting on both the
Aligning Kentucky Practice With United States Multisociety Task Force (MSTF) Guidelines to Advance Colorectal Cancer Prevention (Effective January 1, 2026) By Whitney F. Jones, M.D.,
Did you know your KMA membership offers you access to at least 30 hours of Category I Continuing Medical Education (CME) credit each three-year cycle at
Applications are now open for physicians who are interested in being part of the 2026 class of the Kentucky Physicians Leadership Institute (KPLI). KPLI is
