Recent Press Releases

• May 05, 2026 What expectant mothers should know during Preeclampsia Awareness Month

  Preeclampsia is a pregnancy-related hypertensive disorder that typically develops after 20 weeks of pregnancy, or in the weeks following delivery.

• April 30, 2026 Baptist Health Paducah highlights the health benefits of adopting hobbies this spring

  Health experts say adopting hobbies this spring can benefit both mental and physical well being.

• April 28, 2026 Protecting your joints during springtime activities

  Each spring, providers see a rise in sprains, strains and overuse injuries as activity levels increase.

• April 23, 2026 Spring allergies on the rise

  Kentucky consistently ranks among the most challenging states for seasonal allergies.

• March 24, 2026 Baptist Health Sports Medicine named exclusive provider for UFL’s Louisville Kings

  Built on innovation, accessibility, and competitive excellence, the UFL delivers the most engaging professional football experience in the world—for both players and fans.

• March 24, 2026 Paducah woman diagnosed with colon cancer at 37 urges others not to ignore symptoms

  Amber Joiner, a Paducah native and 11 year-employee of Baptist Health Paducah, is sharing her story in hopes it encourages others to pay attention to symptoms.

• March 19, 2026 Baptist Health partnership develops advanced healthcare laundry facility creating more than 150 jobs

  The 82,140-square-foot facility, located off Cane Run Road, is expected to open toward the end of the year, creating more than 150 jobs.

• March 06, 2026 Spring forward with caution

  Expert shares health risks associated with Daylight Savings.

• February 16, 2026 Understanding Atrial Fibrillation and why early detection matters

  A frequent, irregular heartbeat may be a sign of atrial fibrillation, commonly known as AFib.

• February 16, 2026 Heart, kidney and metabolic health are connected and early action matters

  A growing focus on Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) syndrome highlights how problems affecting the heart, kidneys and metabolism can interact and worsen over time.