Reviewed by Michael McManus, MSW LCSW
"Becoming Supernatural: How Common People Are Doing the Uncommon" by Joe Dispenza is a captivating blend of science, spirituality, and personal development that invites readers to explore their potential for transformation. In this book, Dispenza presents a compelling case for how individuals can harness...
By Dr. Richard Chern, M.D.
Exciting news just in time for Mother’s Day. A new study was published in the European Journal of Breast Health. This study was performed over 10 years and looked at the rate of breast cancer in women using hormone pellet therapy compared to women in...
By Matthew Eaton
For Sharron Hobbs of North Bay County, caring for her mother, who is living with Alzheimer’s, taught her to embrace the disease in a way she would have never imagined.
“It doesn’t matter that the sky is purple, that they need to go home to their childhood home,”...
By Greg Durette, Florida Health Connector
As many times as I have said the term “age-in” to folks when discussing Medicare, it has never failed to elicit a visceral response like, “What do you mean with this age-in thing?!” or “I don’t feel aged-in!.”
The fact of the matter is, aging-in,...
By James Clauson, Director, Beach Mosquito Control District
Spring is here which means there will be an uptick in mosquito activity. Beach Mosquito Control District is located in Panama City Beach and is tasked with controlling mosquitoes in the district from the Walton County line to Hathaway Bridge, south of...
By Jamie C. Williamson, PhD
If you want to improve your relationship and think making New Year’s Resolutions as a couple is a good idea, think again. Relationship resolutions can’t lead to sustainable increases in happiness because they are worded like wishful thinking instead of like SMART goals that ignite...
By Meg Burns, Blush Beauty Lounge
Have you heard of brow lamination? It is a brow treatment that continues to gain popularity because of its amazing results. I thought it would be helpful to give you an overview of the service and what you need to know. Let’s break it...
By Cindy Mulla, Beach Mosquito Control District, Public Relations/Education
September, the final month of summer, sprints along into the beginning of new outdoor sporting activities and extraordinary events that continue throughout the autumn months.
Students of all ages are diligently practicing and taking part in outdoor extra-curricular activities like cross country,...
By Drew Lewis, Beach Mosquito Control District’s Pilot
In short, not much! An argument could be made that both share an exoskeleton (and both fly) but that is where the list of similarities would end. However, helicopters and other aircraft are often used in mosquito abatement practices.
Borrowing heavily from the...
Nearly one in 10 Americans age 12 or older struggle with substance abuse involving alcohol or illicit drugs (1). When you look around our community, it’s unfortunately not difficult to wrap your mind around that statistic. Addiction is a bondage that destroys lives, families, and communities and there are...