By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

During her experience as an X-ray and sonography student, Lauren Evans craved more continuity of care and the ability to form relationships with patients.

5 Questions with … Lucy Bowers

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

Lucy Bowers didn’t always want to be a Physician Assistant.

First, she wanted to be a teacher, like her mother, and then maybe an orthopedic surgeon, like the one who helped nurse her back to health after a slew of sports injuries.

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

There is one thing Cheryl Vanderford hopes people will get from Friday’s PAthways to a Healthier Kentucky conference.

Empathy.

Here at the CHS News Desk, we love a good list. And we also love a good ranking. 

So what better time to revisit some of our biggest stories than now? We're halfway through the calendar year, so we had our biggest brains put together a list of the five stories that have been most read (and most viewed, and most clicked on) by you, our faithful audience, so far in 2023. 

By Lindsey Piercy
UKNow 

Are you looking to get lost in your next summer read but don’t know where to start?

We asked the University of Kentucky community to recommend books they feel would make good additions to anyone’s reading list — and the College of Health Sciences provided some interesting ideas. 

Photo by Greg Eans, Messenger-Inquirer

From the Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer newspaper:

Owensboro native Jessie Franey is preparing to move to El Salvador in September to assist with a new medical practice in San Marcelino, which lies on the coast of the country.

'It was perfect — an unbelievable day'

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

It’s a love story — and Ana Stone said “yes.”

CHS Develops Health Care Providers, as well as Military Personnel 

By Ryan Clark and Lindsey Fiori
CHS Contributors

Renee Abernathy loves being part of a team. 

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The College of Health Sciences announced promotions for six faculty members.

The construction phase of the new University of Kentucky Health Education Building was approved Friday by the UK Board of Trustees.

The $380 million project was authorized by the 2022 Kentucky General Assembly and the design phase was approved by the Board of Trustees in May 2021.