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Toss lukewarm leftovers, UF/IFAS food safety expert warns
Thanksgiving football is tempting, but don’t let the leftovers linger too long this holiday season. more
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Dietitian offers tips for your physical and emotional health
The truth is the holidays can be a stressful season. When feasting during the holidays.... more
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December is National Safe Toys & Gifts Month
As we approach the holiday season, many of us have already started our gift shopping for loved ones, especially children. more
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The annual Okeechobee Blood Roundup is planned for November.
It's almost time for the Blood Roundup!
It’s coming, it’s coming ... The Okeechobee Blood Roundup is coming.  MARK YOUR CALENDAR! This 19 th Annual blood drive will be held Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 23 and 24, at the … more
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SHINE provides unbiased insurance counseling for Medicare beneficiaries
Older Floridians are encouraged to review plan options during Open Enrollment more
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Hurricane storm surge churned Lake O
Hurricane Milton's winds churned Lake Okeechobee Oct. 9 and 10,  pushing the lake water up against the side of the dike in a storm surge. … more
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DOH-Hendry and DOH-Glades urges residents to follow flood safety tips
FDOH in Hendry County and Glades County urges residents to be aware of the health risks associated with flooding. more
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Flood in Thailand
FDOH urges all to avoid floodwaters and prevent exposure to bacteria
The Florida Department of Health (Department) urges residents and visitors to avoid floodwaters and prevent... more
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Dr. Troy Shell-Masouras
Can (and should) women work while undergoing breast cancer treatment?
One in eight women will develop breast cancer at some point in their lives. more
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TRICARE authorizes temporary prescription refill waivers due to hurricane
The Defense Health Agency announced that TRICARE beneficiaries in 51 Florida counties may receive... more
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Childhood cancer fight also requires support for parents, family members
Although the disease remains rare in children and adolescents, nearly 15,000 U.S. residents under age 19 will be ... more
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Don’t Wait! – Start Planning Medicare Coverage at 64
If you’re retiring soon or know someone who is, you’re not alone. In 2024, a record 4.1 million Americans are expected to... more
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What women need to know about the first-ever pill for postpartum depression
Pregnancy and childbirth are often celebrated as incredible, remarkable events in a woman’s life. more
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Childhood obesity is a disease — we should treat it as one
While many public health challenges have garnered significant attention over the years... more
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Alzheimer’s Association to hold virtual Managing Money class
Alzheimer’s Association will host a virtual Managing Money class on Sept. 10 from noon to 1 p.m. more
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TRICARE authorizes temporary prescription refill waivers for 61 Florida counties
The Defense Health Agency announced that TRICARE beneficiaries in 61 Florida counties may now... more
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DOH-Hendry/Glades encourages Floridians to donate blood
The week of Aug. 2, OneBlood, an Orlando-based blood center, experienced a cyberattack... more
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This CDC map from July 29 shows the presence of covid virus based on wastewater testing data. States in the darkest color have the highest covid risk. [Map courtesy CDC]
Wastewater testing shows high rate of covid virus in Florida
CDC monitoring of wastewater data shows Florida is one of the states with “very high” risk of covid infection. more
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Alzheimer's Association to hold discussion about legal issues concerning dementia
Learn about legal issues and planning surrounding dementia and caregiving with Jason Penrod, Esq. more
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Drowning prevention: Water safety tips you should know
Understanding, teaching and modeling water safety, especially to young children, can reduce the potential... more
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