Mental breakdowns. Domestic violence. Substance abuse. Crippling depression and anxiety.
There are currently more than 580,000 Floridians aged 65 and older living with Alzheimer’s. It is expected that this number will grow to 720,000 by 2025. Physicians worry that the medical profession is not prepared to face this demand and believe that there aren’t enough options for continuing education and training.
Read MoreCharles Michelson can think of no other time in history when modern architect Le Corbusier’s “Form follow function” words are as relevant as they are today.
According to Joshua S. Horton, substance use disorder "is probably the number one health crisis in the country right now, killing more people under age 55 than any other cause." For that reason, Horton, of the Joshua S. Horton law firm – which specializes in substance use disorder litigation – is working diligently to change the system.
Read MoreA consortium of Florida institutions including the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine has been awarded a $15 million grant to collaborate on Alzheimer’s disease research.
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