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From fertility to menopause: Women's health workshop in Miami aims to empower women through education (opens the original)
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From fertility challenges to menopause, women are having more open conversations about health issues that, for generations, were rarely discussed. But many questions remain. Now, one women's wellness advocate is bringing medical experts to South Florida to help women better understand their bodies at every stage of life. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly one in five married women ages 15 to 49 who have never given birth experience infertility after trying
‘Keep moving forward': Paralyzed UM student trains for NYC marathon after tragic crash (opens the original)
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A life-altering rideshare crash left 20-year-old Eugenia Paris paralyzed from the waist down last year. But the South Florida college student hasn’t stopped moving forward. Now, the University of Miami student is taking on a new challenge, with her sights set on the New York City Marathon. “The day before my accident, I started training for a half marathon that I was going to run,” Paris told NBC6. That was in June 2025, just one day before Paris’ life changed in a devastating rideshare crash in
Coast Guard launches brain health initiative for crews facing rough waters (opens the original)
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New concerns are being raised about Coast Guard members who spend years working in rough waters. Rescue boat crews face repeated, violent wave impacts, raising concerns that those forces could cause brain injuries similar to those in contact sports. Now, the Coast Guard tells NBC6 they are prioritizing it with a new initiative to better protect its members. Coast Guard boat crews operate in some of the roughest conditions: search-and-rescue missions, high-speed operations and dangerous interdict
Perez Hilton on his Miami roots, career and personal transformation in past NBC6 interview (opens the original)
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Perez Hilton is known as the celebrity blogger and podcaster who has been covering Hollywood's biggest names since the early 2000s. Just a day before, he was posting about concerns surrounding Ariana Grande. But Hilton's own story began in South Florida. Born Mario Lavandeira to Cuban parents, he grew up in Miami, attended Belen Jesuit, and went on to create one of the internet's first celebrity gossip websites. At the height of its popularity, his site generated as many as 8 million page views
New Miami-Dade guide aims to help families find mental health care for children (opens the original)
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If your child is struggling with their mental health, or maybe just going through something difficult, as a parent, you want to help. But sometimes the hardest part is simply knowing where to start. A new Miami-Dade initiative is trying to make that process easier for families. Who should you call? Does your child need a doctor or a counselor? And where do you find the right professional? The new Children’s Mental Health Resource Guide and Provider Network is designed to help answer those questi
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