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The Florida Department of Health reports four deaths statewide this year from Vibrio vulnificus, a rare but aggressive bacterium sometimes called “flesh‑eating.” more
If you are concerned about your health and you want to do a better job of cleaning, then keep on reading. You may find some helpful advice here for you that ensures a cleaner and safer home.   more
Beginning this fall, all Florida high school athletes must receive a one-time EKG to detect hidden heart conditions. The law, named the Second Chance Act, honors 16-year-old Chance Gainer, who died from an undiagnosed heart condition during a football game in 2023. more
Florida is taking a broader approach to veteran suicide prevention by expanding a successful regional program statewide and mandating new training for service officers who work directly with veterans. more
The federal tax and spending bill includes the largest Medicaid cuts in U.S. history, leaving states like Florida scrambling to fill major funding gaps. In Orange County and Apopka, these cuts could severely impact access to health care, especially in hospitals and clinics that serve low-income families. more
As a dental public health professional working in community dental outreach settings, I’ve seen firsthand how children across the state face significant barriers to achieving good oral health. more
An international team has discovered the gene that allows queuosine—a crucial, diet-derived micronutrient—to enter human cells, solving a biological mystery decades in the making. The finding could pave the way for therapies targeting cancer, brain health, and metabolic diseases. more
Florida’s sewage crisis is bubbling to the surface—again—as spills, aging infrastructure, and political neglect threaten the state’s beaches, waterways, and public health. Opinion and Commentary from Craig Pittman of the Florida Phoenix. more
The application portal remains open from March 7, 2021 until the $33 million of federal funds to assist OC residents is depleted. more
Florida’s Medicaid program has seen a steady decline in enrollment over the past 18 months, dropping below 4.2 million enrollees ahead of the new fiscal year. Updated state data shows enrollment remains well below the pandemic-era peak. more
A dangerous heat wave sweeping across the central and eastern U.S. in June has put millions under advisories, highlighting the growing health risks associated with extreme summer temperatures. From recognizing heat exhaustion to finding safe ways to cool off, public health experts stress the importance of early action to prevent life-threatening heat stroke. more
UF researchers are partnering with horse owners in Central Florida to study osteoarthritis in horses, utilizing non-invasive techniques to detect and manage joint pain more effectively. The long-term goal is to enhance early intervention in both animals and humans with arthritis. more
Looking after your urinary health can often be as simple as incorporating the right women’s vitamins into your routine. Read on to learn all the tips on how to maintain full-body wellness before, during, and after swimming. more
Members of Congress are debating whether to make significant cuts to Medicaid and other social safety net programs. If the Senate passes its version of the tax-and-spending package that the House approved in May 2025, millions of Americans will soon face exactly this kind of disruption. more
This article offers simple and practical ways to refresh your self-care routine and help maintain the balance that supports a healthy lifestyle. more
Marijuana, the THC-containing part of the cannabis plant, impairs driving performance by diminishing motor coordination, multitasking abilities, reaction time and distance perception, according to a report from the National Transportation Safety Board.  more
In Florida, where 760,000 Medicaid enrollees rely on community health centers, advocates say the cuts would destabilize preventive care and overwhelm hospitals. more
Non-perishable food items can be dropped off at any of the 13 Goodwill stores in Orange and Seminole counties, including one in Apopka. All donations will go to Annabel’s Closet, an organization that provides furniture, bedding, and other household essentials to people leaving abusive situations. more
With a 78% playoff probability, the club occupies a playoff position but remains vulnerable to the conference's notorious competitiveness. The question isn't whether Orlando possesses football talent—it's whether they can harness consistency when it matters most. more
Celebrity activism has encouraged many to look after their emotional well-being more, creating an environment where everyone can feel supported. Here is how they do it. more
Developed by experts in social sciences and cancer treatment, the curriculum through UF Extension Online features 14 self-paced modules that address a wide range of concerns commonly faced during the early stages of a cancer journey. more
Central to all these inventions is a common yet overlooked process: molding. This method is critical for making medical devices while controlling accuracy and dependability. more
AAA’s review of crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration shows a 30% increase in deadly crashes involving teen drivers during summer compared to the rest of the year. more
Preventive care, like annual wellness checkups and screenings, can help you stay healthy and prevent illness from starting or getting worse. Ignoring what seems like a minor symptom now could allow it to develop into something bigger down the road. more
Health isn't just about reacting when things go wrong. It's about proactive care and recognizing the early whispers of trouble. more
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