The Florida Department of Health is promoting Cervical Cancer Awareness Month by offering free or low-cost screenings to eligible women, emphasizing early detection and treatment.

The Florida Department of Health endorses fiber-rich foods for sustaining energy and regulating blood sugar and cholesterol, suggesting consuming vegetables, nuts, and berries.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office collaborates with TMAC Fitness to focus on officer wellness, emphasizing physical and mental health to improve their capability in maintaining public safety.

The Florida Department of Health promotes healthy eating by encouraging mindful food choices, suggesting simple swaps for a healthier lifestyle, and sharing resources for guidance.

Students at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts lead the DA for Change club, part of the GROW Clubs initiative, focusing on peer discussions about mental wellness.

The article discusses the importance of recognizing metabolic syndrome risks and implementing lifestyle changes to prevent serious health issues like heart disease and diabetes.

The article discusses the impact of hormonal shifts in both women and men as they age, with a focus on changes during perimenopause, menopause, and andropause, and emphasizes the importance of seeking healthcare advice for managing symptoms.

Jacksonville's public health advisory highlights multiple benefits of quitting smoking, emphasizing improved heart and lung health as well as financial and aesthetic gains.

Josh Hines-Allen's son Wesley is recovering from leukemia, prompting the start of 'Four One For Hope' to support cancer nonprofits during the NFL season.

Jacksonville's Beaches area is on rabies alert after a coyote tested positive. Residents are advised to follow safety guidelines and report stray animals or rabies exposure.

A deadly E. coli outbreak linked to Grimmway Farms' organic carrots leads to a CDC-issued health alert, a recall, one death, and several hospitalizations.

Negotiations between Florida Blue and Baptist Health may disrupt services for 600,000 as their contract ends Monday. Baptist refused Florida Blue's proposed 30-day extension, citing insufficient financial compromises.

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