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Florida aims to build a comprehensive crisis response system
A new report by the mental health advocacy group Inseparable calls for policies to expand 988 call center capacity, increase the availability of mobile response units, create more crisis stabilization centers, and establish stable funding mechanisms to sustain the services.
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By Trimmel Gomes, Florida News Connection
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6/30/24
A Veteran’s Guide to Settling in Florida: Top Communities and Benefits
Here are a few tips for settling down in the state of Florida after serving in the United States military.
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By George Mscauoette
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6/28/24
‘We will not comply’ DeSantis says of U.S. Surgeon General’s advisory on gun violence
In 2022, 48,204 people in the United States died from firearm-related injuries, including suicides, homicides, and unintentional deaths. That’s 8,000 more lost lives than in 2019.
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By Mitch Perry
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6/26/24
Boost your immune system with this centuries-old health hack: Vaccines
When it comes to vaccines and immune health, the results aren’t too good to be true.
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By Aimee Pugh Bernard, and David Higgins, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
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6/23/24
6 Safety Precautions to Take at a New Job
It’s not always the case that safety precautions are managed equally. Sometimes issues occur and the general risk assessment may change in scope over time. Here's what you can do to help.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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6/21/24
Kissing Bugs: Foodborne Chagas disease causes severe symptoms and may be more common than we think
Kissing bugs carry the parasite that causes Chagas disease. They can infect people by biting and contaminating food and drinks with infected feces.
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By Jiayu Liang, UF/IFAS
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6/20/24
Harvesting Health: Medicinal plants for the Central Florida garden
In the new medicinal garden at UF/IFAS Extension in Orange County, the interplay between horticulture and health takes center stage!
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By Heather Kalaman, UF/IFAS
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6/19/24
Agricultural safety center, UF/IFAS release heat-related illness toolkit
A heat safety plan template helps organizations adopt procedures for monitoring the heat index, for providing hydration and for training staff.
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From UF/IFAS
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6/18/24
Obvious Signs That You Have Hearing Loss
To help ensure your hearing is at its best. Here are some obvious signs that you have hearing loss and how to fix it or at least minimize the damage caused.
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By Georgy Hyland
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6/18/24
Summertime can be germy: A microbiologist explains how to avoid getting sick at the barbecue, in the pool or on the trail
It is important to pay attention to local news reporting outbreaks of infectious agents in your area or travel destination. With these precautions in mind, you’re sure to have a terrific time, uninterrupted by the germs of summer.
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By Bill Sullivan, Indiana University
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6/12/24
PFAS are toxic ‘forever chemicals’ that linger in our air, water, soil and bodies – here’s how to keep them out of your drinking water
Dr. Jessica Ray, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering at the University of Washington, explains what PFAS are, how scientists are trying to remove them from the environment, and what you can do to reduce the impact of PFAS on your own health. Exposure to PFAS …
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By Jessica Ray, University of Washington
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6/11/24
911 Emergency services in Florida responding to more calls over heat-related incidents
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported 146 broken temperature records in Florida in the past month. The temperature rose to 100 degrees Fahrenheit on May 20th in Homestead, one of the state’s major agricultural areas.
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By Jackie Llanos, Florida Phoenix
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6/4/24
Men’s health: Five things to know
Taking control of your health will pave the way for a vibrant and fulfilling life. Remember, investing in your health today will pay dividends for many years.
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From Florida Blue
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6/3/24
Semax Nasal Spray Possible Benefits for Anxiety and Depression
Semax nasal spray contains anxiolytic (anti-anxiety) properties, and anecdotal data suggests that it works by improving cognitive function and stress resilience.
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5/30/24
Unpacking Veteran Support Services: What's Available in Our Community
Here are just a couple of examples - focusing on employment and mental health - which show what’s out there for veterans who need a helping hand.
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By Richard Grant
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5/30/24
Why You Need the Power of a Strong Support System When Overcoming Addiction
if you’re involving your family and friends in your journey, you can rebuild trust and repair damaged relationships. Here are tips to help in your recovery.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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5/30/24
An Insight into the Negative Health Effects of Stress
Do you feel as though you are constantly stressed out? Maybe you feel as though you are having a hard time dealing with the stress you are under because you just can’t seem to catch a break and …
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By Olivia Parkinson
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5/30/24
How to Support and Maintain a Relationship with an Addicted Loved One
How can you maintain this relationship even though it’s probably incredibly rocky? Well, here’s exactly why you need to know!
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By George Hyland
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5/30/24
3 Ways to Stay Cool this Summer
Although summer will provide Floridians with a challenge to keep themselves comfortable, there are some ways to stay cool. Here are some tips that may help you do just that.
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By Cameron Midliff
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5/29/24
UF study shows orange peel extract may improve heart health
The orange peel finding is significant because 5 million tons of orange peels are produced yearly in orange juice production nationwide. Nearly 95% of Florida oranges are used for juice.
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From UF/IFAS
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5/29/24
Creating a Home Gym on a Budget: Tips and Tricks
Here are some practical tips and tricks to help you build a home gym that fits your needs without breaking the bank.
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By Allen Brown
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5/27/24
From Generation to Generation: How Memories Are Primed by DNA Over Time
What types of long-term memory can be inherited? Scientists are uncovering how experiences leave marks on our genes. Read on for beginning questions when exploring DNA and memory.
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By Allen Brown
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5/25/24
What You Need to Know About Sports Medicine for Injury Recovery
This comprehensive approach involves diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and prevention strategies to address both acute and chronic injuries.
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By Allen Brown
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5/22/24
Heat waves can be deadly for older adults: An aging global population and rising temperatures mean millions are at risk
Extreme heat worsens common age-related health conditions such as heart, lung, and kidney disease and can cause delirium. Older people don’t sweat as much as younger people, which makes it harder for their bodies to cool down when temperatures spike.
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By Deborah Carr, Boston University; Enrica De Cian, Ca' Foscari University of Venice; Giacomo Falchetta, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, and Ian Sue Wing, Boston University
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5/22/24
States need to keep PFAS 'forever chemicals' out of the water
The EPA issued new standards last month for PFAS levels in drinking water. The standards give water systems three years to conduct testing and another two years to install treatment systems if contaminants are detected.
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By Alex Brown, Stateline.com
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5/21/24
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