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What Does “High Cortisol” Even Mean?
May 29, 2026
People may also notice increased anxiety, difficulty concentrating, or feeling constantly alert, but exhausted. However, many of these symptoms can overlap with other health conditions.
Read MoreBonded by Brotherhood and a Kidney Transplant at Miami Transplant Institute
May 28, 2026
Under the guidance of Dr. Chandar and the team, Emilio was listed for a kidney transplant. A generous stranger was a match—giving Emilio a kidney from a living donor.
Read MoreJulie Andrews’ Parkinson’s Journey and the Role of Physical Therapy
May 28, 2026
At Jackson North Medical Center, physical therapist Sabrina Cherelus works with patients living with Parkinson’s disease using exercises designed to translate directly into everyday movement.
Read MoreSevere Pneumonia and Sepsis: A Medical Emergency Highlighted by Kyle Busch’s Sudden Decline
May 27, 2026
Kyle Busch, 41, a veteran NASCAR driver, died last week from severe pneumonia that progressed into sepsis, according to a statement released by his family.
Read MoreSummer Starts Here: Memorial Day Weekend Safety Tips
May 21, 2026
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer. In Miami, that means sunshine, beach days, boating, backyard cookouts, and time spent with loved ones.
Read MoreKim Kardashian Takes 35 Supplements a Day: What You Actually Need for Your Health
May 21, 2026
Needs vary from person to person, but factors such as age, diet, chronic conditions, and lab results determine whether supplementation is necessary.
Read MoreDeli Meat Recall: What to Know About the Listeria Outbreak
May 20, 2026
Listeria is a bacteria found in moist environments like soil and water. Unlike many other germs, listeria can survive and even grow in the cold temperatures of a refrigerator.
Read MoreBeef Tallow vs. Kitchen Oils: What You Should Know
May 20, 2026
Beef tallow has become popular in many home kitchens, especially among people who prefer more natural or old‑fashioned cooking fats.
Read MoreEbola Outbreak: What Does It Mean for the U.S.?
May 18, 2026
While the news can sound alarming, experts say the risk to the average American remains very low. Ebola is a serious disease, but it doesn’t spread as easily as the flu or COVID 19. Understanding how Ebola works can help separate fact from fear.
Read MorePCOS Renamed PMOS to Better Reflect Women’s Experience
May 15, 2026
There will be a transitional period as doctors and patients begin using the new name and the public becomes more educated on its meaning.
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