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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- The St. Johns County Health Department has sent a ...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released information ...
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- FCAT scores for third grade reading and math were released ...
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- Former Jaguars head coach and current New York ...
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JACKSONVILLE - The Jacksonville Sharks built an early lead thanks to a pair of ...
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- The St. Johns County Health Department has sent a mosquito-borne illness advisory after several sentinel chickens tested positive for West Nile.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- How fast can a breast cancer grow? A Jacksonville woman says hers went from the size of a pea to the size ...
Doctors should no longer offer the PSA prostate cancer screening test to healthy men because they're more likely to be harmed by the blood draw - and the chain of medical interventions that often follows - than be helped, according to government advisory panel's final report.
Diabetes and pre-diabetes have skyrocketed among the nation's young people, jumping from 9% of the adolescent population in 2000 to 23% in 2008, a study reports today.
PONTE VEDRA, Fla. -- Tending to a constantly crying and colicky infant can be a traumatic experience for parents as well as the babies. Now, more parents are turning to chiropractors to calm colic.
Sunday starts Women's Health Week, an important time to look at every aspect of a ladies' well-being.
Officials have lifted quarantines on two Central California dairies linked to a case of mad cow disease, after investigators found the illness didn't come from cattle feed.
The toll from latest outbreak of salmonella-spiked sushi has climbed to 316, according to a new government report.
CHICAGO -- An antibiotic widely used for bronchitis and other common infections seems to increase chances for sudden deadly heart problems, a rare but surprising risk found in a 14-year study.
ATLANTA -- U.S. health officials want all baby boomers to get tested for hepatitis C.
Contrary to popular belief, many healthy foods are no more expensive than junk food, according to a large new government analysis.
If you plan to chow down tonight at a big chain restaurant, there's a better than nine-in-10 chance that your entree will fail to meet federal nutrition recommendations for both adults and kids, according to a provocative new study.
At least 200,000 more children across the USA will be considered at risk of lead poisoning under new guidelines released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Education may not only improve a person's finances, it is also linked to better health habits and a longer life.
WASHINGTON -- A U.S. Food and Drug Administration panel of outside experts concluded that OraSure Technologies Inc's over-the-counter, in-home HIV test is reasonably safe and effective for determining whether someone has the AIDS virus.
Sleepwalking isn't just a quirk of Homer Simpson and other cartoon characters who go on unconscious adventures. New research suggests it's even more common than you may think.
If you're turning 50 or you're already there, colorectal screening is in your future. Although you would only have to be screened every 10 years (if no polyps are found), the prospect of getting prepped for procedure is a big turn-off for many.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- When is the last time experts have checked your body for possible skin cancers? Ever? Saturday, May 19 is your chance to get a free screening.
Every three hours a child shows up in a U.S. emergency room with a battery that's been swallowed or placed in the mouth, ears or nose, a new study shows.
WASHINGTON -- The pool of potential living kidney donors may be shrinking because of the national obesity "epidemic," researchers said here.
Two more people have become ill after being exposed to salmonella-tainted dry dog food, bringing the total to 16, federal health officials reported Friday.
Sunscreen confusion won't be over before summer after all. The government is bowing to industry requests for more time to make clear how much protection their brands really offer against skin cancer.
A drug already approved for treatment of AIDS might one day be approved for prevention of the deadly disease in individuals at high risk.
Despite years of warning about the hazards, about a third of young white women use indoor tanning equipment, increasing their risk of deadly skin cancer, says a study out today. It's the first major federal assessment of indoor tanning use in more than a decade.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla -- Around 3:00 a.m. Thursday a woman was found shot to death outside a Jacksonville apartment complex.
The new layout of the Blue Crab Festival is expected to open up it up, allowing people to access and see the St. Johns River better.
ST. JOHNS, Fla. -- Steve Bielicki woke up to quite a surprise this morning when he was greeted by a black bear in his pool enclosure.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said both lanes of Townsend Boulevard are back open in the Arlington area after a vehicle slammed into a utility pole, knocking out power to the area.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- When your kids leave the house for school, you trust they take heed to the warnings and advice you've given them. However, testing your child's will power are new temptations that make trying drugs or alcohol easier. Fortunately, there is help.
Newsflash: the NFL wants to keep its stadiums packed. But that's become more of a challenge in recent years given the ever-improving quality of viewing football from the couch in front of a high-def TV and laptop.
SANFORD, Fla. -- George Zimmerman gave a scathing review of the Sanford Police Department when he spoke at a public meeting in January 2011, describing what he'd seen in ride-alongs with officers as "disgusting."
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- FCAT scores for third grade reading and math were released by the Florida Department of Education on Thursday, and the scores show the state's third graders to be "on target" in light of creating higher standards from 2011 to 2012, the Department said in a release.
Jacksonville, Florida---Now we turn our attention to The Atlantic where a rainmaker is forming. This will head our way later in The Memorial Weekend and could become a Tropical Storm.
School administrators told a Mississippi sixth-grader whose grunt brother is deployed to Afghanistan to turn his shirt inside-out because they were offended by its depiction of an anatomically correct U.S. Marine Corps bulldog.
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