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Free things from government are never really free
American school children are instructed that the late 19th century, the Gilded Age... more
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High temperatures can be deadly for dogs
The planet experienced its hottest day on record this week, and for much of the country... more
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Yoga for Life: Strengthening a nutritional diet, body extension and balancing
The body learns to respond automatically with continued repetition, thus, practicing yoga postures correctly... more
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Meeting unmet medical need means changes in Medicare
Under the Inflation Reduction Act, the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is able to negotiate prices... more
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Glades communities have among the cleanest air quality in Florida
We, the undersigned, are seasoned healthcare leaders who have examined data on environmental factors... more
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What’s preventing mental health providers like me from helping kids with autism
Autism is more prevalent than ever, according to data recently published... more
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Lake O fishing not hurt by algal blooms
How can there be outstanding bass fishing on Lake O and an algal bloom at the same time? more
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Politicized science can be dangerous to your health
The Lancet was once a leading British medical journal. It was sober and medically exacting. more
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Practioners Jennifer Noble, Hilda Hernandez and Mariela Carrasco initiating for the first time, the challenging “Lord of the Fishes” pose. [Photo courtesy Nancy Dale]
Yoga for life: Tightening the abdominals
Yoga enhances mental stability to maintain positive energy and manifest goals into reality by sticking... more
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Legislation protects areas of critical environmental concern
We are grateful and proud to report that Governor DeSantis has signed House Bill 1489 … more
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About “Survivor” benefits vs. “Spousal” benefits
AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security more
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Yoga for life: Inventing a new life
Water has always been considered the center of human health and wellness. An imbalance of water in the human body... more
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Guest Commentary: Democrats and Republicans met to subvert a third party option
This week (June 16), it was reported that a group of leading Democratic strategists and former officials — including President Biden’s former chief of staff... more
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Independence Day in a Time of Civil War
In the searing afternoon sun of July 3, 1863, Federal troops turned back Pickett’s final, desperate assault... more
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How will working affect my first year’s benefits?
AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security. more
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Medicare perpetuates privilege -- not equity
Thanks to Medicare’s top official dodging questions by members of Congress, the fight for equity in American healthcare just suffered a further setback. more
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Thank you for Lake O coverage
When I’m not angling, I’m working to protect my favorite fishing hole, Lake Okeechobee more
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What If I delay but die before claiming social security?
AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor answers questions about Social Security more
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Jehovah’s Witness Convention returning to Estero
After a three-year pandemic pause, one of the largest convention organizations... more
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Balancing on your center of gravity
Facial expressions, body movement and voice identify who we are when we meet other... more
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