Author: Dorron Blumberg

Treating Abnormal Heart Rhythms

By: Dr. Neil Galindez is a cardiothoracic surgeon with Florida Medical Center
 
You may be standing still, but your heart never stops moving. Even at rest, the average heart rate is 60 to 100 beats per minute. If you listened to your heart through a stethoscope, you would hear a steady thump-bump rhythm, but problems can develop if the cadence starts going too fast or too slow, resulting in an arrhythmia or irregular heartbeat.
 

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Tenet’s Florida Hospitals Collaborate with Local EMS, City Governments and The United Way to Collect Supplies and Raise Funds for Hurricane Dorian Relief

September 6, 2019 – Tenet Healthcare Corporation’s Florida hospitals are partnering with local EMS and city governments to collect supplies and raise funds in collaboration with The United Way of Palm Beach County, The United Way of Miami-Dade, The United Way of Broward County for the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian. 

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Mental Health America Names Mary Giliberti as Executive Vice President of Policy

Alexandria, VA – September 6 2019 – Mental Health America (MHA) is pleased to announce that Mary Giliberti is joining the national staff of MHA as its new Executive Vice President of Policy.
 
Mary will lead MHA’s federal policy work, focusing on policy issues that align with MHA’s overarching philosophy of addressing mental health Before Stage 4 – including support for early intervention for children and youth; the fight to ensure access to treatment; improvement of quality of treatment; reduction of homelessness, incarceration, and discrimination; and ultimately the movement of a system towards one where people are treated with dignity and prevention of mental health problems is prioritized.
 

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The ABCs of CBD and THC

Presented by Aryn Sieber, Cannabis Advocate and Entrepreneur, at the Surf Expo at the Orange County Convention Center – West Concourse, Orlando at 1:00 pm.This presentation addresses demystifying the stigma of cannabis...

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