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The island of Molokai, where the Ball Method successfully treated leprosy sufferers.
A young Black scientist discovered a pivotal leprosy treatment in the 1920s − but an older colleague took the credit
This young scientist, Alice Ball, laid fundamental groundwork for the first effective leprosy treatment globally. But her legacy still prompts conversations about the marginalization of women and people of color in science today. The island of Molokai, where the Ball Method … more
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The Florida Historic Capitol Museum is located in front of the new Capitol building in Tallahassee.
Florida Legislature returns Tuesday
Here are some of the bills already been filed in advance of the session scheduled to end on May 2.  more
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3 Important Facts You Should Know When Faced With Drug Charges
There are a few key facts that could help you navigate these challenging times, empowering you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about your situation. more
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New regulations on hemp products in Florida introduced in Legislature
After members of the hemp industry applauded DeSantis for vetoing last year’s bill, a number of them later helped fund efforts to prevent the proposed constitutional amendment legalizing the recreational use of cannabis on last November’s ballot. more
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Fatal motorcycle crash victim saves lives through transplants thanks to Orange County Firefighter
Christopher Smith, the victim of a fatal motorcycle crash, has been described by friends and family as someone who positively impacted many lives, and by being an organ donor, he has made a life-saving difference for dozens more. more
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What Causes Eyelid Ptosis and How Surgery Can Help
Eyelid ptosis causes a noticeable droop in one or both eyelids. This condition impacts appearance and can obstruct vision, affecting daily activities. more
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UF/IFAS researchers work to prevent a disease threatening your favorite chocolate
A group of UF/IFAS plant pathologists has partnered with the Mars confectionary company to safeguard those cacao tree pods – and the precious beans nestled inside – from a devastating disease: black pod rot. more
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Cannabis critic warns lawmakers about dangers of today’s pot, urges against ever legalizing it
A majority of Florida voters (56%) approved legalizing the adult use of cannabis in Florida last year, short of the 60% threshold required for passage. more
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Florida mental health experts share tips to beat winter blues
Mental health professionals across the state are offering practical strategies to help people cope, emphasizing the importance of light exposure, social engagement, and seeking professional support. more
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Legislature files bill to allow for ‘home grow’ of medical cannabis in Florida
Under a new legislative proposal filed in the Florida Senate on Friday, state residents who qualify as medical marijuana patients would be able to cultivate up to two cannabis plants at their residences for personal consumption. more
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Study Finds Hearing Aids Can Boost Longevity When Worn Regularly
With so many options available addressing various needs, concerns, and price points, it’s the best time to wear hearing aids and keep them on to extend your life.  more
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Breaking News: Blue Green Algae Alert for Lake Apopka
Blue-green algae have the potential to produce toxins. Since environmental conditions can change at any time, it is important to exercise caution, even if the presence of toxins has not yet been confirmed.  more
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UF/IFAS researchers take a step toward creating a Salmonella vaccine
In a step toward combatting Salmonella infections, UF/IFAS microbiology researchers have published a study that they hope will lead to a vaccine against the disease. more
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When Social Drinking Becomes a Sign of Alcohol Addiction
Recognizing when social drinking transitions into alcohol dependency is vital for sustaining a fulfilling life.  Here's what to look for starting today. more
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Proposed Medicaid cuts could leave Florida’s most vulnerable without care
The proposal, first reported by Politico, has drawn opposition from health advocates who said the reductions would hit hardest among children, seniors, and people with disabilities. more
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Healing Hearts, Hooves & Hope 
With your support, Heartland Haven can ensure these therapy horses receive the necessary care to continue their vital role in transforming lives. more
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Hand and Stone in Apopka cutting ribbon in February
Situated at 600 Hunt Club Boulevard in the popular Hunt Club Corners Plaza, Hand & Stone of Apopka is another clear sign of the brand’s ongoing mission to make wellness, relaxation, and self-care accessible to more communities. more
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Florida schools struggle to fund mental health services amid growing demand
Currently, Florida schools are reimbursed for mental health services using outdated data from 1997. Thomas argued it is a mismatch between what schools are reimbursed and the real cost of services today. more
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Medicaid cuts could devastate rural Florida, affecting children
The report reveals that rural Floridians face unique challenges, including provider shortages, long commutes, and limited connectivity, all of which make accessing healthcare more difficult. more
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The Power of Language in Early Childhood Education
It is not just about teaching children how to communicate—it’s about equipping them with the tools to understand their world, express their emotions, solve problems, and build meaningful relationships. more
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Groceries at a Target store.
755,000 kids didn’t have enough food during past two summers, report finds
The report published Monday urges state lawmakers to opt into SUN Bucks, a federal summer program that gives low-income families financial assistance for food. more
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Jessica M. Rodriguez is the newly appointed manager of the Orange County Medical Clinic.
Jessica M. Rodriguez, champion of health and community, appointed Orange County Medical Clinic Manager
Rodriguez will strive to accomplish these goals through increased community outreach, collaborative partnerships, and grants to expand services and comprehensive care through preventative measures. more
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Rendering of the new inclusive playground.
City announces groundbreaking for new inclusive playground at the Northwest Recreation Complex
The ceremony will take place on the south end of the Northwest Recreation Complex between the baseball fields and Wolf Lake Middle School. more
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The mythology of extracting wisdom teeth
Wisdom teeth are just your third molars. They are just the last tooth to erupt, and often, our mouths do not have enough space to accommodate them. They are no different than the rest of your teeth. more
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Orange and Seminole Counties see historic decline in overdose deaths
While encouraging, leaders caution against complacency. Overdose deaths remain two to three times higher than a decade ago, fueled by the rise of fentanyl. more
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