Six states in the country currently have an ICU capacity of less than 10% because of an influx of COVID patients. Kentucky is one of them. So what is the reality if you end up needing the most critical care for the virus? Dr. Kevin Hatton, Clinical Professor of Anesthesiology and Surgery and the Vice-Chair for Anesthesia Research at the University of Kentucky takes us to the frontline of the ICU.

Kentucky may already be using monoclonal antibody treatments at a faster clip than new federal government limits will allow. 

Officials are cautioning Kentuckians not to rely on monoclonal antibody treatments as a substitute for vaccination against COVID-19, especially now that the sought-after treatment is in short supply.

In this episode, Dan & DeBraun react to Biden's new vaccine mandates, the Met Gala, & the California recall election catch up on Reservation Dogs, All Hail The King, Marvel's What If?, Star Wars KOTOR remake, Dan shares his love for Arby's, & more!

*Views expressed on this podcast do not represent those of WUKY*

This week on Dr. Greg Davis on Medicine we catch up with Baillie McCane, UK Trauma outreach and injury prevention coordinator.  She talks about two issues of particular importance; Back To School Safety and September being Falls Prevention Awareness Month.