HealthMatters Wellness Research and Advances Patient Stories News and Events More Topics Cancer Children Heart Health Our People Women’s Health Adolescents Cardio Cuisine Dental Health Digestive Health Diabetes Ear, Nose and Throat Eye Health Integrative Medicine Markey Menu Men’s Health Mental Health Neurology and Brain Health Nutrition and Recipes Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Stroke Transplant TOPICS Wellness Research and Advances Patient Stories News and Events Cancer Children Heart Health Our People Women’s Health Adolescents Cardio Cuisine Dental Health Digestive Health Diabetes Ear, Nose and Throat Eye Health Integrative Medicine Markey Menu Men’s Health Mental Health Neurology and Brain Health Nutrition and Recipes Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Stroke Transplant This groundbreaking clinical study by UK team aims to reverse effects of Parkinson's 10 Years of the Gill Affiliate Network: Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital Learn More UK HealthCast: Our new Midlife Health and Menopause Clinic Learn More UK HealthCare named LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality High Performer in 2024 Learn More Filter by Topic Filter by TopicWellnessResearch and AdvancesPatient StoriesNews and EventsCancerChildrenHeart HealthOur PeopleWomen’s HealthAdolescentsCardio CuisineDental HealthDigestive HealthDiabetesEar, Nose and ThroatEye HealthIntegrative MedicineMarkey MenuMen’s HealthMental HealthNeurology and Brain HealthNutrition and RecipesOrthopaedics and Sports MedicineStrokeTransplant Most Recent Do salamanders hold clues to treating damaged human nerve cells? A UK research team aims to find out. BY UK HealthCare - July 19, 2021 How are salamanders connected to the human central nervous system? A research team at the… Read Full Article UK HealthCast: Dr. Caitlin Fiorillo on causes and symptoms of tongue tie BY UK HealthCare - July 13, 2021 UK HealthCast is a podcast series featuring interviews with UK HealthCare experts on a variety of… Read Full Article Diabetes patients at greater risk of severe illness from COVID. A vaccine will help protect you. BY UK HealthCare - July 12, 2021 If you have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, you may be more likely to become severely ill from COVID-19… Read Full Article LOAD MORE Social Feeds Be the first to read new stories. CONNECT WITH US ON SOCIAL