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John M Diaz. Photo taken 03-15-19.
UF/IFAS & UF College of Medicine offer health screenings for farmworkers
With about 200,000 migrant farmworkers in Florida, UF/IFAS Extension and the UF College of Medicine will screen... more
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New training initiative in Florida helps fight human trafficking
Attorney General Ashley Moody is enlisting more soldiers and creating new tools in the fight to end human trafficking in Florida. more
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COVID-19 positivity rates remain high in Florida
TALLAHASSEE -- The new COVID-19 positivity rate for the State of Florida dropped slightly for the seven day period Jan. 7-13 ... more
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Healing the mind and the body
Thinking is a product of mental focus that manifests in the body. If you think you are sick, you probably will be. If you think and visualize wellness... more
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Viruses don’t just make you sick, they affect your gut bacteria
Norovirus is a food-borne virus that causes food poisoning in millions of people each year. more
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Yoga for Life: Peace of mind, slowing down and breathing
Do you evaluate how you move through life? Are you rushing through thoughts/projects? more
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Curative testing site at Agri-Civic Center closed again
The Curative testing site at the Okeechobee Agri-Civic Center is closed today (Jan. 10) due to a staffing shortage. more
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FDOH-Okeechobee staff vaccinating the Douglas Brown Community residents in the Douglas Brown Community Center.
Florida's covid positivity rate continues to climb
Florida’s COVID-19 rate continued to climb last week. more
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COVID-19 testing site reopens
The Curative COVID-19 testing site at the Okeechobee Agri-Civic Center has reopened. more
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Hendry and Glades county COVID-19 testing and vaccinaton sites.
COVID-19 testing and vaccination sites for Hendry & Glades counties
COVID-19 testing and vaccination sites. more
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COVID-19 cases in Okeechobee County may peak soon
COVID-19 cases in Okeechobee “are up, quite a bit,” said Bret Smith of the Florida Department of Health ... more
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COVID-19 testing and vaccines available in Okeechobee County
COVID-19 testing is available  in Okeechobee County at the following sites more
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With the New Year, begin a new Yoga practice that lengthens the shoulder, neck, arms and legs.
Yoga for Life: Yoga is Self-Reliance
With the New Year, begin a new Yoga practice that lengthens the shoulder, neck, arms and legs. more
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COVID-19 Omicron variant: What do we know so far?
As the COVID-19 Omicron variant spreads in the United States ... more
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Florida's covid rates continue to increase
Covid positivity rates were up, with Florida at 26.5% on Dec. 30, compared to 13.8% on Dec. 23. more
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A migrant farm worker bus brought workers to the health department and FDOH-Okeechobee staff administered the first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.
New covid cases on the rise in Florida
COVID-19 cases sharply increased in Florida last week. For the week of Dec. 17-23, covid positivity rates were up, with new positivity in Florida at 13.8% compared to 5.4% previous week. more
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COVID-19 cases increase in Florida
For the week of Dec. 10-16, covid positivity rates were up, with Florida at 5.4% compared to 2.5% the previous week. more
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Yoga retreat on the Kissimmee River
Dec. 11 was a day of revitalization and restoration for Yoga participants on the beautiful, flowing Kissimmee River more
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FDOH awards research funding for Alzheimer's disease
Today, the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) announced the 2021-2022 grant awards for 17 projects, totaling over $4.6 million, to support research leading to the prevention of … more
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Vaccination is best defense against omicron variant
Should Okeechobee County residents be worried about the COVID-19 Omicron variant? more
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