Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Changes To 'Direct Primary Care'
Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill to expand a 2018 law that created "direct primary care" agreements between doctors and patients.
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Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill to expand a 2018 law that created "direct primary care" agreements between doctors and patients.
A single case of the mumps has been reported at Florida International University.
If people are willing to shop for cars and homes to save money, they'd be willing to shop around for their health care, right?
At ground zero for new HIV infections, Miami-Dade County is about to become the beginning of a new collaboration.
Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried on Friday encouraged supporters of a new state hemp industry to tell Gov. Ron DeSantis to sign a bill that would lead to a regulatory framework for the crop.
The Florida Department of Health is seeking input about how a nutrition program for women, infants and children can be improved and is giving people three weeks to send comments to Tallahassee.
Wildlife in Miami-Dade County has been prone to the dangerous rabies virus before, but Miami-Dade County officials made an announcement Thursday that could help control future outbreaks.
An estimated 20 percent of Medicare beneficiaries in nursing homes who were transported to hospital emergency rooms in 2016 and treated for a variety of high-risk conditions had been potentially abused or neglected, a report released Wednesday by the federal government shows.
We want to eat more whole foods and less processed stuff, right? But sometimes, in an effort to live our healthiest lives, we're actually going against the advice of nutritionists.
Can't catch some z's without the TV or a light on? If so, the seemingly harmless habit just might make you pack on a few pounds.
In 2017 more people died of opioid overdoses than from both gun violence and car accidents, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
With Pasco and Pinellas counties accounting for more than a third of the cases this year, a hepatitis A outbreak continues to expand.
While some members expressed concern about patients smoking medical marijuana, the Florida Board of Medicine has approved forms for doctors to use in ordering smokable pot.
School's out for summer!
A 39-year-old Louisiana woman was the first person to have ever died from a marijuana overdose, according to local officials.
