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Emergency mental health visits among Palm Beach County adolescents rise 42 percent, driving new school-based counseling initiatives and community intervention programs.
Local endocrinologists help Palm Beach County residents navigate the benefits, risks, and access challenges of GLP-1 weight loss medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro.
Discreet Ketamine expands its at-home, sublingual ketamine therapy services across South Florida, offering medically supervised treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, and chronic pain via telehealth.
Palm Beach County emergency departments see rising admissions from flu, COVID-19, and RSV as hospitals activate surge protocols for the winter respiratory season.
New meta-analysis of 230,000 participants confirms that 20 minutes of daily walking reduces heart disease risk by 30 percent, with local resources available to help residents get started.
Virtual healthcare visits in Palm Beach County remain at 40 percent of pandemic peak levels, with mental health services leading sustained telehealth adoption.
A five-year international trial shows the Mediterranean diet can slow cognitive decline by 35 percent in older adults, with implications for Palm Beach County's senior community.
Influenza hospitalizations surge three weeks ahead of schedule in Palm Beach County, prompting health officials to issue prevention guidance for residents.
A Boynton Beach patient faces life-threatening risk after insurance denial of prescribed DVT medication dosage, highlighting systemic issues with insurance overrides.
South Florida psychiatric practices expand access to ketamine therapy with at-home oral treatment options for depression, anxiety, and chronic pain.
Dr. Renata Chalfin takes a holistic approach to age-related neurological conditions in Palm Beach County, integrating lifestyle interventions with conventional neurology.
Nathan's personal journey through ketamine-assisted therapy for treatment-resistant depression offers hope for patients who have exhausted conventional treatments.