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By Pastor Timothy L. Neptune The Apostle Peter was a bold man. He stepped up when others stepped back. He was often the first to speak in a group setting. Because of his faith, he was able to walk on water. And, like most risk takers, he experienced his share of failures. Faith involves risk. Failure is a possibility. But …

By Eileen Rivero, DPM, ABPM Plantar warts, medically termed as verrucae plantaris, are a common condition that affects the soles of the feet. They are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV), particularly types 1, 2, 4, and 63. These warts can be painful and often present a significant discomfort due to their location on the weight-bearing areas of the foot. …

By Dr. Aneley Yegezu Hundae, M.D., FACC Sudden cardiac death (SCD) is an unexpected, abrupt loss of heart function, breathing, and consciousness. It usually derives from an electrical disturbance that disrupts the heart’s pumping action, causing the heart to stop beating effectively. SCD is a major public health crisis, accounting for half of all heart disease deaths. While heart attacks …

By Dr. Noël Crosby, Au.D. If you’ve been researching hearing aids lately, you’ve likely come across the Oticon Intent, a premium device that promises exceptional sound quality and advanced features. However, you may have noticed that it’s not readily available through all insurance plans or big box retailers. So, what’s the deal with this elusive hearing aid, and why can’t …

By James W. Mallonee Suppose Mom dies and leaves her main house to her two children, whereupon one of the children moves into the house, but does not pay rent to the estate; is this legal? It’s only legal if everyone agrees to the non-payment of rent. This situation arose in the case of Kersey v Abraham. The facts are …

Marieb College of Health & Human Services is on the cutting edge In the world of healthcare, staying at the forefront of innovation isn’t just a choice; it’s a responsibility. At Florida Gulf Coast University, Marieb College of Health & Human Services embraces this ethos wholeheartedly. Recently, the college made a significant investment in cutting-edge technology by acquiring five Cognivue …

By Max MacCloud, DO, ND, PhD aka The Nutrition Ninja Founder & Director of the Age Reversal Technology Center (ARTC.health) & MyBodySymphony.com FEAR can be useful; in fact, it can be very useful if you use it to your advantage. FEAR can and should be a major motivator. It mostly motivates us to avoid certain things; however, it can also …

By Diana De Lorenzo – Corresponded by Dr. Jai Grewal Botox is now done everywhere. No matter where you go you can find a place that does Botox. So how do you know who should do YOUR Botox? When considering Botox treatment, choosing an injector with extensive experience and expertise is crucial. Many med spas offer heavily discounted prices, but …

UTIs and Dementia: An Overlooked Connection Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common yet often overlooked issue among individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. While UTIs can affect anyone, the risk is heightened in those with dementia due to various factors, including decreased personal hygiene and challenges in communicating symptoms. At the root of this problem …

Dr. Katia Taba, Board-Certified Ophthalmologist and Retinal Specialist Cataract Awareness Month: A Call to Action Every June, a spotlight shines on one of the most prevalent yet often misunderstood eye conditions: cataracts. Cataract Awareness Month serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of vision health and the need for proactive measures to address this common ailment. With an aging …