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Good Health Report: How expert’s plan worked to reverse bone density loss (opens the original)
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PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. — Two years ago, a bone density test resulted in a diagnosis: Osteopenia, bone density loss that can become osteoporosis, a disease that makes bones weak, brittle, and more likely to break. First, a broken wrist prompted surgery that involved pins and rods and physical therapy. A broken shoulder followed. Imaging tests resulted in the diagnosis. “The bone has become demineralized because of certain medical conditions. The most common would be postmenopausal women,” said April
‘Don’t be scared of the diagnosis’: Expert with Memorial Cancer Institute discusses adult leukemia (opens the original)
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From ringing the bell marking her cancer remission to celebrating her daughter’s wedding surrounded by friends and family, the last year has been a big one for 63-year-old Carie Sanchez, and she never doubted it for a moment. “It was difficult, but I never lost my faith,” said Sanchez. “From the very beginning, my faith in God overruled everything else and I knew I was going to get out of there and get well and be cured.” Sanchez was diagnosed with adult leukemia three years ago. It all started
Flu and COVID season is coming: here’s when experts say to get vaccinated (opens the original)
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Fall means kids are back in school, people are spending more time around each other and cold and flu season is just around the corner. And these infections can be more than just a nuisance. They can be debilitating and, in some cases, deadly. With flu and COVID vaccines now being advertised at pharmacies across South Florida, many people are wondering: Is now the right time to get the shot? “If you are around a lot of people, especially kids, who are great at sharing their viral loads, as school
Doctor warns overloaded backpacks can cause neck, back strain in kids (opens the original)
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As students return to school, pediatric experts are reminding parents that overloaded or improperly worn backpacks can cause neck and back strain. From books and binders to laptops and lunchboxes, students can quickly fill their backpacks with heavy items. Dr. Skyler Kalady, section chief of primary care pediatrics at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, said parents should pay attention to how much weight their children are carrying. “We want to be thoughtful about not overloading them because, simi
Trio raiding tombs throughout Florida, deputies warn (opens the original)
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — A trio of thieves is accused of going around Florida and raiding tombs. Orange County deputies say they would steal family heirlooms from cemeteries. The group, deputies said, broke into niches containing cremated remains and took everything from jewelry to family heirlooms. Deputies identified them as Angela Garrett, 52; her son, Drake Lee Milam, 33; and his girlfriend, Porsche Bancroft, 32. All of them are from Indiana. The sheriff’s office is asking everyone to stay vigi
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