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Children's of Alabama seasonal visitation policy goes into effect
Beginning on Tuesday, Oct. 1, Children's of Alabama began enforcing its seasonal visitation policy in an effort to protect patients, staff, visitors and the community from the spread of respiratory … more
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Mobile Infirmary earns top honors in U.S. News & World Report 2024-25 rankings
Mobile Infirmary, the flagship hospital of Infirmary Health, has been named one of the top hospitals in Southern Alabama and ranks among the top four in the state, according to U.S. News & World … more
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Alabamians feeling the chill: Survey finds over one-third of Alabamians experience 'fall fatigue'
As fall settles in across Alabama, a new survey reveals that more than one-third of residents are already experiencing the effects of "fall fatigue." The survey, conducted by Mission Connection … more
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Franklin Primary Health Center welcomes Dr. Micah Staples to Bay Minette
Franklin Primary Health Center Inc. (FPHC) is expanding its healthcare services with the addition of Dr. Micah Staples, a family practice and obstetrics physician, to its North Baldwin Family Health … more
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PenAir Credit Union launches 2nd annual Snack Stock for cancer patients
PenAir Credit Union is gearing up for its second annual Snack Stock, a community-wide snack collection drive to benefit Ascension Sacred Heart Cancer Centers. The drive, which began on Oct. 2 … more
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14th Annual National Peer Program Conference set for Feb. 2025 in Orange Beach
School leaders focused on student mental health will gather at Perdido Beach Resort in February for the 14th Annual National Peer Program Conference, hosted by ThriveWay and the Jennifer Claire Moore … more
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Baptist Hospital celebrates 1 year at new Brent Lane location
Baptist Hospital marked a significant milestone this week with the one-year anniversary of its new facility at Brent Lane and I-110. The new emergency department opened its doors at 3 a.m. on … more
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Students at Florence B. Mathis Elementary School "Go Gold" to raise awareness of childhood cancer and support the families that have experienced it.
Baldwin County students "Go Gold" to raise awareness of childhood cancer
Baldwin County Public Schools (BCPS)  have collectively wore gold or yellow in support of local families that have endured childhood cancer. The month of September is recognized as the … more
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Packed with vitamins and minerals, quinoa is gluten-free and supports heart health, weight management and digestion. Its versatility in recipes makes it an easy addition to meals, enhancing both flavor and nutrition.
Why the ancient grain quinoa became a modern nutritional powerhouse
It only took about 7,000 years, but quinoa has finally arrived in the American mainstream. Better late than never for the ancient whole grain first cultivated in the Andes region of South … more
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When cancer spreads
A cancer diagnosis can be scary. Some cancers can be cured if caught early. Treatments like surgery, radiation and chemotherapy can destroy many early-stage cancers. But cancer can be difficult to … more
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USA Health bell-ringing ceremony marks new beginnings for young cancer survivors
Children who have triumphed over cancer gathered at USA Health Children's & Women's Hospital on Thursday, Sept. 12, to celebrate their remarkable journeys by ringing a bronze bell, symbolizing … more
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September shines a light on recovery efforts
In the spirit of Helmut Schmidt's words, "The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement," National Recovery Month reminds us that no one is perfect, and we all have the opportunity to … more
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Over-the-counter hearing aid software receives FDA approval
In a move aimed at broadening access to hearing assistance, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized the first over-the-counter (OTC) hearing aid software device designed for Apple … more
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5 ways to rethink what a 'balanced diet' mean for you
Most of us probably think we have a pretty good idea of what a "balanced diet" looks like. And a lot of us may be wrong. "I don't love the term," which can give people an outdated or … more
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FDA tightens age restrictions for tobacco sales to protect youth
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a final rule raising the minimum age for certain tobacco sales restrictions, aimed at further reducing youth access to tobacco products. … more
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New campaign empowers parents to talk to kids earlier about vaping
On Aug. 27, the American Lung Association and the Ad Council announced the launch of a new national campaign to help parents of kids 10-14 years old understand that they're the best person to talk to … more
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Experts warn of the risks of excessive caffeine consumption
Many people rely on coffee or tea to kick-start their day, hoping for a quick boost from caffeine. Some even turn to energy drinks and other caffeinated beverages to stay alert throughout the day. … more
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Teen suicide: Understanding the risk and getting help
Teenagers have their whole lives ahead of them, they're often told. The idea that a teen could be thinking about ending that life might be hard for their friends, families, or other people in their … more
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Foley Senior Center launches grief support group
The Foley Senior Center is providing a Grief Support Group for those age 50 and older experiencing loss of a loved one or a significant life change. The group meets the first and third Wednesday … more
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How to make sure your lunch isn't harming people and the planet
The United States is one of the world's largest consumers of seafood, and is the largest market for canned tuna. Unfortunately, advocates have found that most tuna found on supermarket shelves comes … more
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