eFax reports that despite advancements in digital health records, fax remains crucial in U.S. healthcare for transmitting and managing patient data effectively.

Doctronic reports that early diabetes symptoms include thirst, frequent urination, and fatigue. A blood test is essential for diagnosis; screening starts at age 35.

Northwell Health reports that the holidays can heighten grief and family tensions, emphasizing the importance of realistic boundaries and coping strategies to maintain mental well-being.

A federal appeals court upheld a ruling that Florida failed to adequately explain why people were losing Medicaid coverage during its post-pandemic eligibility review. The decision reinforces the requirement that recipients receive enough information to understand and challenge the state’s determination before their benefits end.

Floridians shopping for 2027 health insurance face higher premiums and difficult decisions about what coverage they can afford. Twelve insurers offer plans through HealthCare.gov, where eligible consumers can receive subsidies to lower monthly premiums.

Florida health officials are considering removing four vaccination requirements for school and childcare entry. Epidemiologist Katrine L. Wallace explains the diseases these vaccines prevent and why declining vaccination rates could put more children at risk.

Orange County Mosquito Control plans aerial mosquito spraying over parts of Apopka and Pine Hills beginning around 7 pm Friday, October 30. Residents may see low-flying aircraft and should monitor official county communications for weather-related schedule changes.

Scientists are studying mitochondria from three angles – the fuel they burn, the messages they send and the structure that holds them together. Here’s what key NAD+ and peptide studies have found so far.