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By Elizabeth Dosoretz, LCSW Over the past few years, artificial intelligence has moved from something abstract to something woven into our everyday lives. It is changing how we work, communicate, learn, and make decisions. With innovation comes excitement, and there is no question that AI has the potential to improve …

By Rick Weber Louisiana is the only state whose homes are more likely to develop mold than ours here in Florida. It’s just a fact of life with our humid, subtropical climate, frequent rainfall and high temperatures that provide ideal breeding conditions. The key drivers include: . High humidity: Moisture …

By Parveen Vahora, M.D. As a woman in the prime of your life, prioritizing health is crucial to maintaining overall well-being and preventing potential health complications. Annual wellness exams tailored to your age group, specifically between the ages of 40 and 60, serve as a cornerstone in safeguarding your health. …

Transforming Brains… And Lives Through Advanced Regenerative Medicine Leading Alzheimer’s Dementia Out of the Shadows and Into the Light… Naturally! By William J. Cole Jr., D.O. Double Board Certified in PM&R Interventional Medicine and Regenerative Medicine Here is the moment that “Changed My Mind”… And became very personal. It was …

Understanding Ringing, Dizziness, Earwax, and the Surprising Ways Your Ears Affect Everyday Life Most people think of their ears as something that simply helps them hear, but your ears actually do much more than that. They play an important role in balance, communication, and how you experience the world around …

As your loved one with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia needs more care at home, you might find each day more challenging than the last. While these changes are difficult for everyone, memory care communities can give both you and your loved one the support you need to maintain …

Most people don’t find out something is seriously wrong with their body until they feel it. By then, the window for the easiest, most effective treatment has often already closed. That’s the uncomfortable truth about how most of us approach our health: we wait. We wait for symptoms. We wait …

July marks UV Safety Month, a crucial time when Art of Dermatology reminds patients and the community about the importance of taking caution and protecting their skin from harmful ultraviolet radiation. As summer temperatures soar and outdoor activities beckon, exercising caution with your skin should be your top priority. July …

By Parveen Vahora, M.D. Every day, women walk into my office convinced they’re simply “tired.” They’ve blamed their exhaustion on work stress, motherhood, or just getting older. But when we run the bloodwork, the real culprit often reveals itself: anemia, caused by a condition hiding in plain sight for years, …

By Rick Weber Kelly Goebel can’t unsee the horrific images. They are permanently embedded in her memory, forever altering how she views the events that caused them. In her 36 years of nursing experience, she has witnessed the devastating consequences of fireworks-related injuries. Having worked in a Level I trauma …