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Is it Safe to Eat Lettuce and Berries Again? Update on Cyclospora Outbreak
August 11, 2026
As public health officials monitor a nationwide outbreak of Cyclospora, which causes the cyclosporiasis intestinal infection, many consumers are asking if fresh produce is safe to eat.
Read MoreRethinking Full-Fat Dairy for Your Health
August 10, 2026
A 12-week study published in The Journal of Nutrition found that adding three daily servings of full-fat dairy to an adult’s diet didn’t increase body weight, didn’t raise LDL cholesterol, or negatively affect blood lipid levels.
Read MoreBack to Cool: Your Last-Minute Back-to-School Reset
August 7, 2026
If summer turned your child’s routine into late nights, random snacks, and “five more minutes” of screen time, take a breath. You don’t need to overhaul your entire household overnight.
Read MoreBeyond Heartburn: What’s GERD?
August 6, 2026
After eating, have you ever noticed a burning sensation in your chest or an acidic taste creeping into your mouth? This is a signal you’re maybe experiencing heartburn.
Read MoreMental Health Matters: Recognizing the Signs and Knowing When to Seek Help After Perez Hilton Incident
August 5, 2026
Jackson Behavioral Health Hospital provides comprehensive, compassionate care for children, adolescents, and adults experiencing a wide range of mental health conditions.
Read MoreHow to Exercise Safely in South Florida’s Heat as Temperatures Rise
August 4, 2026
If you’re exercising for less than an hour at moderate intensity, water is usually enough. For longer or more intense workouts, especially outdoors, electrolyte replacement may be beneficial.
Read MoreRohto Eye Drop Recall: What You Need to Know
August 3, 2026
If you’re unsure whether your eye drops are part of the recall, compare the product information with the FDA recall notice online or check with a local pharmacist.
Read MoreHealth Maxxing: Why Chasing Every Wellness Trend Could Be Hurting Your Health
July 31, 2026
While prioritizing your health is always a good thing, not everything labeled as “healthy” online is backed by science. In fact, trying every trending wellness hack can sometimes do more harm than good.
Read MoreAmerican Heart Association’s New Cholesterol Guidelines Puts More Focus on Prevention
July 30, 2026
While cholesterol has always been an important part of heart health, the new recommendations encourage healthcare professionals to look beyond a person’s cholesterol numbers.
Read MoreOlivia Culpo’s C-Section Decision Highlights an Important Conversation About Birth Plans and VBAC
July 29, 2026
Understanding your options early and having open conversations with your care team can help you make informed decisions throughout your pregnancy journey.
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