Health Care & Wellness

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Powered by American Stem Cell Centers of Excellence By Martin Lenkowsky;with additional reporting by Sally-Ann O’Dowd   Using art to heal the sick and wounded, donning goggles to diagnose brain

Behaviorial health center looks for medical issues By Martin Lenkowsky Undiagnosed medical problems can be an invisible barrier when addressing addiction and other types of behavioral health, which is why

Research, new techniques improve results By Martin Lenkowsky Implanting devices in the brain to reduce the effects of Parkinson’s disease, making life-saving tourniquets available to average people, and educating students

South Florida is making strides in new procedures and practices By Martin Lenkowsky A visit to a doctor’s office, hospital or any medical facility today might no longer resemble what

Mental health app LARKR is donating up to $50,000 in free therapy sessions over the next week for students involved or impacted by the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High

Last week, I wrote a blog about how the selection of a new CEO is sparking yet another controversy at Broward Health. One issue is that Beverly Capasso, the interim

Amid all the drama at Broward Health there’s finally a new CEO, but this is sparking yet another controversy: The health district’s board has given a job to Beverly Capasso, the

A Jan. 18 article in the Wall Street Journal says premiums for long-term care insurance are going up so fast that some policy holders can’t afford the premiums. Some people are

Organizations partner to combat childhood trauma By Martin Lenkowsky Little 5-year-old Johnny’s home life could some day affect his future performance in the working world. The Center for Child Counseling,

The CEO of Henderson Behavioral Health, Dr. Steven Ronik, weighs in on game-changing advances in treatment, legislative concerns and much more. After 21 years as CEO at Henderson Behavioral Health,