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Dr. Kanwal Bawa: Fairy Tales Come True

The former ER physician-turned-sexual rejuvenation expert takes flight as Dr. Sex Fairy.

Innovative Mental Health Brand Comes to Coral Gables 

The new site is Ellie Mental Health’s third location in Florida.

Life Lessons: Carlton Washington

We always try to focus on doing the right thing. We’re hoping, one day, that we’ll be able to enjoy the fruits of our labor.

Life Lessons: Harlan Selesnick

I’ve been very lucky. Management has been so supportive, and the ownership has been stable..

Guiding Lights

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Lifestyle interviews Maray Salina, director of oncology support services at Memorial Cancer Institute

Life-Saving Alliance

“When a child has complex health care needs, it disrupts the entire family dynamic”

Ready to Exhale

Everyone has a breaking point. As resilient as we’ve been over the past year-plus, it’s inevitable that something will pop your COVID bubble, if it hasn’t already. We’ve all had a moment or two where something random, in the big picture, was the straw that day that sapped our spirit. For some, it happened early,

Holy Cross Health to Offer Virtual Cooking Classes

To help encourage local residents to eat healthy and raise awareness for its Diabetes Prevention Program, Holy Cross Health will begin offering a free monthly cooking class. The virtual sessions will be hosted by Cathy Whitt, a diabetes prevention coach and community wellness specialist at Holy Cross. “I want to make health and wellness personal and fun, so

José J. López has been named New Chief Medical Officer at Holy Cross Health in Fort Lauderdale

José J. López has officially been named the Chief Medical Officer at Holy Cross Health in Fort Lauderdale. Dr. López will lead all medical staff and healthcare professionals, including the Holy Cross Medical Group. He will also be responsible for administrative and operational responsibilities for Holy Cross Health. Dr. López earned his M.D., completed his residency, and was chief resident

Courting Amid COVID in South Florida

Online dating had been daunting long before the winter of 2020.  While initiating exchanges with people who “like” your profile on platforms like Match, Hinge or Tinder certainly can lead to romance—eHarmony claims to have created more than 2 million successful relationships—digital encounters also can be undermining disappointments. Men and women pretend to be people

Broward Health Foundation raises $225,000 for COVID relief

A bright spot amid the pandemic has been the extraordinary generosity toward healthcare workers and organizations. This was on full display earlier this month when Broward Health Foundation hosted the Tribute to Healthcare Heroes presented by Skanska, which raised $225,000 for the foundation’s COVID-19 Relief Fund. The special one-hour program streamed on social media told stories

A Plan to Curb Gun Violence

Earlier this week, March For Our Lives—the national movement launched in March 2018 by student activists at Parkland’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas in the aftermath of the deadliest high school shooting in our country’s history—called on the Biden-Harris administration to develop a comprehensive plan to address gun violence in the United States. The organization pointed to