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June marks National Men’s Health Month—a crucial time to raise awareness about major health issues affecting men. Too many skip their annual checkups, missing the chance for early diagnosis and, as a result, putting themselves at greater risk for serious complications or even death.

The health and well-being needs of the growing Hispanic senior population in South Florida are undeniable, and as time goes by, education and preparation will make the difference in the golden years.

Economic shifts, political instability, health crises, and environmental challenges have made unpredictability a defining characteristic of modern existence.

The United States is grappling with a clear mental health crisis. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), it is estimated that more than one in five American adults lives with a mental health condition.

Jonathan Ramirez was the artist selected by the City of Doral to design and paint the circular mural that will grace the Doral Central Park water tank.

“Uncertainty is what holds back spending. If consumers don’t want to spend and businesses delay investments, the economy could … “

Two realities coexist when an organ transplant occurs: the hope and joy of the patient that was waiting for a miracle, and the pain and grief of those who lost a family member. Organizations like the Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency (LAORA) coordinate with respect and compassion the process of turning tragedies into miracles that save lives.

The Netflix miniseries shows how disconnected parents are from teenagers’ trends, interests, and communication styles.

To start, why don’t we all ask ourselves, regardless of the gender we identify with, what are we doing today for women’s progress? Contrary to what some people erroneously may think, there is still a long way to go and thank you notes, flourished in social media and corporate statements, although cute and an ego boost, are not really helping with the cause.

Women’s History Month is the perfect time to remember how unique and inspiring women are and reflect on how they can stand out in the workplace without neglecting their other sides or ceasing to be true to themselves. That was the topic that brought together five women from South Florida at the latest Doral Family Journal forum entitled ‘Women who educate and inspire generations.’