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Pope Francis’ Death: Here’s What You Should Know About Stroke Risk
April 24, 2025
A stroke occurs when an area of the brain is damaged from lack of oxygen. This can result in the loss of a body part’s normal function such as speech, movement, or sensation.
Read MoreWoman Regains Mobility After Parkinson’s Diagnosis Through Specialized Therapy at Jackson North
April 23, 2025
With a family history of Parkinson’s, the 59-year-old was concerned. She sought medical advice, undergoing a series of tests before receiving a definitive diagnosis.
Read MoreTina Knowles – Beyonce’s Mom – Missed a Mammogram. Then She Got Diagnosed with Breast Cancer.
April 23, 2025
Recently, Tina Knowles, Beyonce’s mother, shared publicly that she was diagnosed with breast cancer, after missing a routine mammogram during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreColin Farrell Brings Attention to Angelman Syndrome: What You Should Know
April 22, 2025
Colin Farrell recently spoke about his son being diagnosed with Angelman syndrome, bringing new awareness to this rare and complex genetic disorder. But what’s Angelman syndrome, and how does it affect families?
Read MoreBreakthrough Treatment at Holtz Children’s Hospital Gives Florida Boy New Life After Sickle Cell Disease
April 22, 2025
After a particularly intense pain crisis and hospital stay, doctors warned that Weatherspoon might not have survived without immediate care.
Read MoreAfter Ankle Injury, Jackson Employee Makes Full Recovery at Jackson North Medical Center and Lynn Rehabilitation Center
April 22, 2025
For nearly three years, Bryan Buritica has worked at Jackson Health System as a senior labor relations specialist, serving as a liaison for all employees throughout the organization.
Read MoreFifteen Years and Counting: How a Kidney Transplant from the Miami Transplant Institute Saved Young Boy’s Life
April 21, 2025
As he grew older, Cooper began to advocate about the urgent need for organ donors, speaking at school events and debate tournaments.
Read MoreThe Mental Health Toll in the Wake of the FSU Shooting and Where to Find Help
April 18, 2025
The recent mass shooting at Florida State University has taken a huge emotional toll on students, faculty, and the broader community. Traumatic events like these can cause psychological distress that may feel overwhelming.
Read MoreWhooping Cough Is on the Rise: Be in the Know, Not the Oh No!
April 17, 2025
As we hear more warnings about the rise of whooping cough, also known as pertussis, it’s important to remember that it’s better to be prepared than panicked. Whether you’re trying to protect your child from getting sick or they’re already showing symptoms, knowing what to do makes a big difference.
Read MorePower-Packed Snacks: Five Protein-Rich Nuts to Keep You Full and Fueled
April 17, 2025
Nuts aren’t just a salty, crunchy treat — they’re little powerhouses of nutrition! If you’re looking for a snack that fills you up and fuels your body, nuts are a smart choice. They’re packed with vitamins, minerals, healthy fats, and yes — protein.
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