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Local governments will be no longer be allowed to put fluoride in tap water starting July 1. The provision part of a wide-ranging "Florida Farm Bill," which includes a number of provisions geared toward helping farmers.
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Each kit contains enough nutrition for three days, and doesn’t require any refrigeration.
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As rain continues to be scarce, Florida’s air is full of dust and pollen, causing respiratory issues for some people.
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After 84 years of service, Rockledge Hospital closed its doors on Wednesday, April 23, leaving a disappointed community in its wake and a medical desert for emergency services.
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Federal funding cuts will impact Medicaid, SNAP nutrition, and other health-related programs, concerning some healthcare workers who say it will have an impact on Central Florida.
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The number of cruise passengers is expected to reach a record number this year, but norovirus outbreaks on cruises are seeing yearly increases, as well.
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Seminole County is one of the latest Florida communities to stop fluoridating drinking water, joining a growing list of at least 22 Florida communities to do so since November.
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April is Hot Car Death Prevention Month in Florida
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Florida lawmakers moved a measure forward to extend personal injury laws to unborn fetuses and allow family members to sue for damages.
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Florida legislators are working to make Children's Medical Services more cost-efficient by transferring its operations to another agency. Critics think it could stymie care for kids.
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A Florida bill to be read by the House of Representatives this week seeks to define an unborn person as a homosapien at any stage of fetal development. It would also give families the chance to sue if the unborn child dies from negligence.
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The Florida Department of Health is once again tracking above-average numbers of travel-related cases of the mosquito-borne disease dengue. Now, control groups are working to make sure the disease doesn’t become endemic.