Archive for 'Well Being'
Implant offers new help for hearing impaired
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine Hearing aids and cochlear implants can improve the quality of life for many hearing-impaired individuals, but they usually can’t help those with nonfunctioning auditory nerves. A new electronic [...]
Ideas for looking, feeling better in 2020
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine The new year is a time for positive changes. Here are ideas for looking better and feeling better in 2020. Goals, not resolutions Making resolutions for lifestyle improvements [...]
Expert advice on staying healthy in the heat
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine The laid-back days of summer can mean more time to spend outdoors, but it’s also a time to be more watchful about how we take care of ourselves. [...]
The treatment gifts we give to ourselves
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine The ultimate luxury may be something you do just for yourself. A treatment or procedure that makes you look better may not be a necessity, but it may [...]
The sex talk: Why older adults might be due for a refresher course
By Robyn A. Friedman City & Shore PRIME It’s time to get the kids out of the room — and when we say “kids,” we mean those under 50 — because the topic we’re about to discuss [...]
A recipe to get you back to your running self
By Eric Barton City & Shore Magazine Don Wennerstrom has a piece of advice he likes to give that works pretty well for new or returning runners. It also sounds a lot like a good life [...]
Program helps patients recover appearance
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine Cancer treatments can be tough on physical appearance. Hair loss, dry skin and pigment changes, cracked nails and surgical scarring are some of the challenges patients face during [...]
Cap treats hair loss with laser light
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine Worried about thinning hair? Now there’s an FDA-approved, at-home remedy that may help. No, it’s not a new shampoo or conditioner. It’s a cap that delivers low-level laser [...]
New procedure promises to correct snoring
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine Snoring can be annoying for a person’s sleep partner. But loud snoring can also be a sign of obstructive sleep apnea, a potentially serious health problem. Now a [...]
Tips for making healthier restaurant choices
By Jana Soeldner Danger City & Shore Magazine How can we make smarter, healthier choices when dining out? Start by planning ahead, says Lillian Craggs-Dino, a registered dietician and nutritionist with Cleveland Clinic Florida. Many restaurants [...]
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- A jogger finds a human head on the side of a road in St. PetersburgA ghastly discovery in St. Petersburg, Florida: A jogger finds a human head in the grass at the side of a road.
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- South Florida ICUs running out of beds as COVID-19 fills hospitalsIntensive care units in many South Florida hospitals are running out of beds, as coronavirus cases continue to soar.
- A jogger finds a human head on the side of a road in St. PetersburgA ghastly discovery in St. Petersburg, Florida: A jogger finds a human head in the grass at the side of a road.
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- UPDATED: 12 spots where you can find lip-smacking good BBQ in South FloridaSummertime means BBQ time. Whether smoked, grilled or roasted, here are some of our favorite BBQ restaurants in South Florida.
- Native snakes have another enemy, and it’s spreadingNew study by UF scientist finds Burmese pythons have struck again -- this time by spreading a lung parasite from Southeast Asia to native Florida snakes. Our snakes are so susceptible, they're now transmitting it on their own without the pythons and expanding the parasite's range north.
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- South Florida ICUs running out of beds as COVID-19 fills hospitalsIntensive care units in many South Florida hospitals are running out of beds, as coronavirus cases continue to soar.
- A jogger finds a human head on the side of a road in St. PetersburgA ghastly discovery in St. Petersburg, Florida: A jogger finds a human head in the grass at the side of a road.
- South Florida students won’t be required to return to classroomsSuperintendents in South Florida say it would be difficult to have everyone return to school safely as the coronavirus pandemic continues its relentless spread.
