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  • Pop Quiz: Learn the Facts About Alzheimer’s

    Pop Quiz: Learn the Facts About Alzheimer’s

    June is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. As the most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s is a progressive disease that starts off with mild memory loss and eventually becomes debilitating. It affects the parts of the brain that control thought, memory, and language, and it takes a huge toll on both the sufferer and the family and…

  • So Much More …

    So Much More …

    Central Florida Health Care’s Efforts Go Above, Beyond by TIM CRAIG As the region continues to navigate its way through the country’s health crisis, stories are emerging of people working together to go above and beyond the normal in order to meet the extreme. Central Florida Health Care prides itself in coming up with creative…

  • Thoughts From the Front Line

    Thoughts From the Front Line

    BayCare Health System Heroes Open Up About Challenges, Change, and Keeping the Faith Carlos Felix Facilities Manager, Bartow Regional Medical Center    Felix is in 15th year as facilities manager at Bartow Regional Medical Center. He’s responsible for conducting fire drills, meaning he has had to find new ways to comply with regulations while keeping…

Columns

  • Publisher’s Note: A look at House Bill 9: Involuntary examinations under the Baker Act

    Publisher’s Note: A look at House Bill 9: Involuntary examinations under the Baker Act

    As I’m writing this, the 2013 Legislative Session at our state’s capitol is still underway, but will soon be coming to a close. During this process, several notable bills to our healthcare system will potentially be passed. One of the simple, but notable bills is one that will allow physician assistants (PAs) & advanced registered…

  • Editor’s Dose: Adventures with kids and vegetables

    Editor’s Dose: Adventures with kids and vegetables

    My twins are turning five this year, and they have officially reached the “vegetables are gross” stage. Fortunately, I can exclude my three-year-old girl and two-year-old boy from this dilemma . . . at least two out of four of my kids will eat their greens (and actually enjoy it!). The twins, however, are another…

  • Healthy Cook: What to eat to help that healthy glow

    Healthy Cook: What to eat to help that healthy glow

    Beauty may be only skin deep, but it might be the skin on a cucumber. For years, women have been putting slices of cold cucumber on their eyes to whisk away wrinkles and make their eyes feel better. Now, experts say that might not be the best way to do it. You might get as…

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