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Sun safety and Melanoma: Protecting Florida’s Sun-Loving Community

As June ushers in longer days and heightened sunshine across the Sunshine State, and as we celebrated Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month back in May, we want to continue this critical reminder for Floridians who face unique skin cancer risks. With Florida ranking second nationally for new melanoma cases, …

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BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE: What you need to know about heat exhaustion

By Rick Weber Southwest Florida’s emergency rooms are gearing up for another sweltering summer. Except that this summer could be even worse. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) puts it like this: “Heat-related illness (HRI) will continue to be a significant public health concern as climate change results …

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Learn How to Align Your Financial Health Long Term with Roth Conversions

Roth Conversions

By Rick Walker, Financial Planner & CPA, and Kimberlee Clark, Financial Planner – NaplesWealthStrategies.com Throughout our careers as a financial planners & all of Rick’s years as a CPA, we have regarded the payment of taxes as an awful byproduct of success in life. Whether it is earning a sizeable …

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Men’s Health Month: Addressing Urinary Health with Emsella Treatment for Both Men and Women

By Parveen Vahora, M.D. June marks Men’s Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about preventable health problems and encouraging early detection and treatment of diseases among men. While conversations around men’s health often focus on cardiac issues, cancers, and mental wellness, pelvic floor health remains an underaddressed yet …

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WHY SINGLE SENIORS FLOURISH IN SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES

SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITIES

Research has shown what most of us already intuitively know: After your 20s, it gets difficult to make friends, let alone find someone to date and/or marry. This issue usually gets tougher as we age. Although perceptions are slowly but surely changing, most of our culture and social activities are …

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Better Hearing Starts with You: Why May Is the Perfect Time to Prioritize Your Hearing Health

AudioNova

Each May, we celebrate Better Hearing Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about hearing loss and encouraging people to take a proactive approach to their hearing health. As an audiologist, I couldn’t be more excited about this annual reminder—because hearing is one of our most powerful connections to the …

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Finding Rhythm in a Rushed World

Rhythm in a Rushed World

By Pastor Timothy Neptune In our fast-paced culture, calendars overflow, to-do lists never end, and we race from one commitment to the next. We long for week-ends only to collapse before Monday’s demands return. Many of us live as prisoners of the clock, pushing ourselves to burnout. But what if …

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Autism Spectrum Disorder: Can Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Help?

Autism is a spectrum disorder that is quickly increasing in rates across the world. Here in the United States, it is one of the fastest-growing developmental disabilities affecting up to 1. 5 million. Commonly, social interaction and communication dysfunction are prevalent. While there are degrees of the spectrum disorder and …

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Painful Nerve Damage: How One Patient’s Story Helps Another Find Relief

Painful Nerve Damage

Treating Shoulder Pain Successfully with Radiofrequency Paula Sharper and her husband had just recently moved to Florida, and she had been dealing with ongoing shoulder pain for a long time, which seemed to be getting worse. Paula was diagnosed with severe osteoarthritis of the AC joint (acromioclavicular joint) in the …

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REBUILD YOUR BRAIN™ Transformational Brain Treatments That Help Unlock Your Mind and Reclaim Your Life!

Brain Treatments

William J. Cole, Jr., DO, FAASCP Double Board-Certified in Regenerative Medicine & Interventional PM&R | Founder | TheStemCellDoctors.com® | RegenaMed® | kNOwPAIN® Institute There are moments in life when everything changes. Sometimes it’s a diagnosis that stops you in your tracks. Multiple Sclerosis. Parkinson’s. Alzheimer’s. Dementia. Traumatic Brain Injury. Long-COVID …

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