United Way of St. Lucie to distribute $1.4 million to community
Fort Pierce Tribune - FORT PIERCE The United Way of St. Lucie County announced Friday it will distribute almost $1.4 million in proceeds from an annual fundraising campaign to 50 county programs and services. Top recipient Big Brothers/Big Sisters of St. Lucie County
From the National Women’s Health Resource Center’s e-newsletter
WBAY Green Bay - Of course, you eat a balanced diet. That’s why you’re sure you get all the nutrients you need. Just yesterday, for example, you had–oh, well, you skipped breakfast because you were in a hurry, then grabbed a fast-food lunch. For dinner–who has the
Missing Alzheimer’s paitient found safe
Big Bear Grizzly - Lloyd Drake was returned home safe and sound five hours after he disappeared. Drake, 76, disappeared after taking his morning walk June 9. He suffers from Alzheimer’s and left his Crystal Mountain Road residence in Big Bear City at 7:30 a.m. for his
Alzheimer’s patient goes missing
Orange County Register - MISSION VIEJO — Sheriff’s deputies are asking the public’s help in finding a 71-year-old Alzheimer’s patient who went missing Monday from an assisted-living facility on Center Drive. Troy “TK” Nelms is 5 feet, 6 inches tall with blue eyes, dark hair
Health Notes
WTVM - Looking for ways to live a healthier lifestyle? The experts at Alabama’s Cooperative Extension System have some great tips. Did you know foods — other than carrots — can protect your eyes from sight-robbing diseases? Or that the wrong dietary
Imaging Combo Catches Cardiovascular Trouble
HealthScout - FRIDAY, June 9 (HealthDay News) — Free, easy-to-read booklets that explain Alzheimer’s disease and memory loss are now available for people with limited reading skills. Created by the U.S. National Institute on Aging (NIA), the “goal was to produce
Paralyzed GHS Student Bravely Copes With Injury Inflicted In February
Greene County Online - Kevin Galloway sits quietly at his dining room table as his family s three friendly boxer dogs peer curiously through the glass windows. It has been nearly four months since the terrible automobile accident that left the 18-year-old Greeneville