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While you can start working a regular job at 14, the Fair Labor Standards Act prohibits youth under 18 from working hazardous jobs. That is, except in one industry: agriculture, where you can work at 16. more
Florida’s sweet potato varieties generally come from Central and North Florida, and different potatoes are best used in specific types of recipes, but they all share the same nutritious profile. more
From traveling to decorating and cooking, the holidays are a time for family and friends to come together and celebrate. DOH-Orange advises everyone to follow these tips to ensure their safety. more
More than 71,000 veterans call Orange County home, and Veterans Services serves approximately 5,000 clients per year, including veterans and their dependents. more
Some of these are basic tasks, such as scheduling appointments. But others relate to strategies that health insurers use to shape the care that their patients are able to receive – tactics that are often unpopular with both doctors and patients. more
Many viruses remain infectious longer and replicate faster in colder temperatures and lower humidity levels. People spend more time indoors and in close contact with others during cold weather, which is a common reason germs are more likely to spread. more
Florida leads the nation in Affordable Care Act enrollment, with 4.2 million residents obtaining coverage through the federal marketplace. And more than 4.3 million Floridians are enrolled in Medicaid, underscoring the program's importance as a safety net. more
To prevent both diseases, the PAHO officials recommended wearing loose clothing covering most of the body, using EPA-registered insect repellents, and getting rid of standing water where mosquitos can reproduce. more
Fluoridation is the controlled, careful addition of a precise amount of fluoride to community water systems to enhance dental health, ensuring it remains safe without causing systemic health side effects. more
Florida had the second lowest influenza vaccination coverage rate, and nine states had lower rates for the newest COVID-19 vaccine. more
Clostridium perfringens, a bacterium that proliferates in food kept at improper temperatures, thrives in high-protein foods of animal origin, including red meat, poultry, pork and gravy. more
While no one plans to get sick or injured, everyone requires medical care or prescriptions eventually. Health insurance helps you pay less for these, whether you have a minor illness or serious injury. more
The Leapfrog Group is an independent national nonprofit watchdog focused on patient safety. Leapfrog assigns an “A,” “B,” “C,” “D” or “F” grade to general hospitals across the country based on over 30 performance measures. more
People often think it’s too expensive, too confusing, and too hard to enroll in. Some question whether they need health insurance at all, and they choose to go  without coverage, leaving themselves and their families unprotected from expensive medical bills. more
There are no designated homeless shelters in Apopka. Altamonte Springs, Orlando, and Winter Garden are the nearest cities with facilities, but traveling there is typically out of reach for the unhoused. more
FAN is on track to award $500,000 in support by the end of the year, which is approximately $100,000 more than the group dispersed last year, but that figure doesn’t totally reflect the increasing demand. more
Identifying the true risk of veteran suicide, especially relative to the general population, is a surprisingly difficult task. more
Veterans may not realize that a Medicare Advantage plan can complement your VA benefits, providing additional coverage and flexibility. more
With free admission and parking, the Fall Festival is designed to bring together families, friends, and supporters for a memorable day on the farm. more
With a little preparation and knowledge, you’ll be ready to choose a plan that checks all the boxes for your unique needs and budget.  more
The 2020 US census affects funding allocations for Medicaid, early education programs, and one or two congressional seats, reducing the state's voice in federal policymaking. more
As the event concluded, attendees shared hugs and heartfelt conversations, reinforcing its commitment to supporting women and families. more
It’s the second time in a month the Florida Healthy Kids Corp. Board of Directors agreed to waive the requisite premiums for children living in hurricane-ravaged counties. more
Halloween is a time of playful scares, childhood memories, and, of course, candy. But as the wrappers pile up and the sugar rush hits, something far more sinister is brewing beneath the surface: the adverse effects of candy on your gut health. more
The new clinic offers state-of-the-art equipment, orthopedic physical therapy, skilled manual therapy, post-operative physical therapy, geriatric therapy, and worker’s compensation.  more
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