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UWF Prof Earns U.S. Patent for Early Alzheimer’s Detection

A UWF professor just patented a brain-wave test that could detect Alzheimer’s years before symptoms appear—using equipment already in your doctor’s office.

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Wrong Organ, Wrong Side, Wrong Doctor

Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky removed William Bryan’s liver instead of his spleen on a Florida vacation. Now there’s a manslaughter indictment. Joe Zarzaur explains.

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Online Gambling Targeting Your Kids—And RDCY Is Fighting Back

When most parents think about internet dangers for children, they think about predators or explicit content. But two Florida attorneys are sounding the alarm about…

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Two Years, Two Programs, One Region Moving Forward

Northwest Florida has quietly built something remarkable — a coordinated safety net for people in their most vulnerable moments. Two milestone anniversaries reveal just how…

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City to Donate Avery Street Property for Community Health

Mayor D.C. Reeves is asking the Pensacola City Council to approve a land donation agreement that would transfer city-owned property at 801 West Avery Street…

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Gaetz is Cancer-Free, Isn’t Going Anywhere

A rumor came out of Tallahassee yesterday that Sen. Don Gaetz told people at the Senate Appropriations Committee meeting that he has cancer and that…

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Thrilla Near DeVilla: Baptist Demolition Town Hall

The City of Pensacola invites residents to a public information session on Thursday, March 5, at the Fricker Center—home of the City’s most raucous town…

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Bad News for Those Seeking to Reduce Infant Mortality

According to CDC analysis of birth certificates, fewer pregnant Americans are getting prenatal care in the first weeks of pregnancy — or at all —…

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Andrade Targets Three Issues: Infant Mortality, Hope Florida Loophole, Public Records

State Rep. Alex Andrade is swinging at three major targets this legislative session — and none of them are softballs. In a conversation on (We…

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Andrade’s Medicaid Ultimatum: Cut Infant Mortality or Pay the Price

Pensacola Rep. Alex Andrade is putting Florida’s Medicaid managed care plans on notice — reduce infant mortality or face real financial consequences. Andrade is following…

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Local Appointed to State Pharmacy Board

On Friday, Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Dr. Darrell Miller to the Florida Board of Pharmacy. Miller is a Consultant Pharmacist for DSM Consultants. Previously, he…

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Studer’s Latest Healthcare Leadership Book Wins National Award

A book co-authored by longtime Pensacola business leader Quint Studer has received a prestigious honor. Rewiring Excellence: Hardwired to Rewired, Second Edition, written by Studer…

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Lakeview Center Addresses Teen Mental Health Crisis

Lakeview Center is tackling Northwest Florida’s adolescent mental health crisis head-on with the launch of a new Teen Intensive Outpatient Program designed specifically to meet…

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Report: Fewer People See Our Community Health As “Good”

The 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment, quietly released by Achieve Healthy EscaRosa in February 2025, offers insights into the region’s most pressing health concerns. Unfortunately,…

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Report Covers Nov. Blog Post re:Hope Florida’s Disappearance

The Orlando Sentinel has followed up on my November post about Hope Florida disappearing from the state’s Medicaid managed care contract. Vanishing Act State Rep….

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DeSantis’ $36 Million Amendment Scandal

What started as a $10 million scandal has exploded into a $36.2 million controversy involving multiple Florida state agencies allegedly misusing taxpayer funds to defeat…

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Escambia County Fights Hunger One Jar at Time

Local donors contributed 4,214 jars of peanut butter to this year’s statewide Peanut Butter Challenge—more than any other Florida county—helping stock food pantries before the…

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$500K Gift Ensures Continued Mental Health Care for the Uninsured

Lakeview Center received a significant boost to its mission this week with a $567,305 grant from Covenant Care Foundation, ensuring that thousands of uninsured residents…

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Baptist Legacy Campus: Six months of Public Input and Planning Ahead

The Pensacola City Council will consider hiring Bayou District Consulting, LLC, to provide development advisory services for the redevelopment of the Baptist Hospital Legacy Campus….

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Rep. Andrade: AG Uthmeier “Stole” $16M from Florida Taxpayers

State Rep. Alex Andrade revealed new evidence confirming that the controversial $10 million payment to the Hope Florida Foundation was indeed Medicaid money—and that the…

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