HEALTH
Morton Plant Hospital furthers research into new heart surgery procedure
BayCare’s Morton Plant Hospital recently completed the world’s first transcatheter aortic valve–in–transcatheter aortic valve procedure.
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BayCare’s Morton Plant Hospital recently completed the world’s first transcatheter aortic valve–in–transcatheter aortic valve procedure.
LifeLink Florida says 5,500 Floridians are waiting for organ and tissue donations.
All week long, advocates, healthcare workers and mothers with work to raise awareness about the disparities.
U.S. measles cases topped 700 as of Friday.
Black Maternal Health week aims to raise awareness and improve the maternal health outcomes within the Black community.
USF College of Public Health is continuing its initiative to educate Black communities on the importance of maternal care.
The proposal comes as federal, state and local governments debate fluoride's benefits.
A neurosurgeon with TGH and USF Health says the minimally-invasive approach means smaller incisions and quicker recovery times for patients.
Warriors at Rest offers equine therapy for veterans and first responders.
Tampa General Hospital’s Women’s Institute has been recognized as a Center of Excellence for complex endometriosis care.
Gov. Ron DeSantis sought the investigation in 2022, ahead of his bid for the Republican Party's presidential nomination.
A new study published in Nature Medicine found about 6% of the population has had persistent health problems after an initial COVID infection.
Over 38,000 Floridians tested positive in June, the most since February.
She decided to start her business during COVID lockdowns. She has a special heart for her clients.
NY1 visits some of the groups that formed to help others in the early days of the coronavirus.
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor said she looks back on her COVID decisions with no regrets.
Bus and train ridership numbers are robust five winters after the pandemic spread caution and fear.
Julie Talamo said it took a full year following her COVID diagnosis to discover her lingering symptoms were long COVID.
Warriors at Rest offers equine therapy for veterans and first responders.
A suicide prevention bench was recently installed in the USF Greek Village.
A Bay area hairstylist wants to help clients with their head and their hair, and she’s using her degree in forensic psychology to do it.
Leaders at Brandon High School say they hope the room puts priority on mental health.
A man has been arrested near UnitedHealthcare’s headquarters after reports of an intruder
A program at the University of Cincinnati is working to build a stronger pipeline into the healthcare field.
New grant program partners with local organizations to help more babies make it to their first birthday and decrease infant deaths.
Some reasons are finances, mental health and social media.
An Alabama state judge ruled that a lawsuit accusing Alabama prisons of illegally harvesting the organs of people who died while incarcerated will be allowed to proceed
USF College of Public Health is continuing its initiative to educate Black communities on the importance of maternal care.
Rugby star Sébastien Chabal won two Six Nations titles with France, reached a World Cup semifinal and played 62 times for his nation as a powerful forward
A measles outbreak in Knox County, Ohio, has now sickened 14 and there are measles in four Ohio counties
Haines City broke ground on Crossroads Village Center, a 120-acre commercial project that will include a Target.
The hole formed after last year’s hurricanes on Estancia Boulevard. More than six months later, it seems to be getting bigger.
Brazilian-based Bauducco Foods recently broke ground in Zephyrhills. State officials said is a prime example of companies building in the state.
The Internal Revenue Service pushed the deadline back to May 1 for those directly impacted by hurricanes Helene and Milton.
BayCare’s Morton Plant Hospital recently completed the world’s first transcatheter aortic valve–in–transcatheter aortic valve procedure.
The immediate future of the Cross Bay Ferry could be decided this week during the Hillsborough County Commission meeting.
