National Siblings Day: How knowing your siblingsโ health history can help you
April 10th is the day we celebrate our big brother or little sister. Itโs the day we give thanks for always having a partner in crime or just someone in the family to blame. More than 80 percent of children in the US grow up with a sibling. Whatever your relationship is, itโs important to know that when it comes to your health, what happens to them, could happen to you.
The macro effect of microaggressions at work
Women are twice as likely as men to be interrupted. Theyโre also twice as likely to get comments on their emotional state, and according to the latest Women in the Workplace report, women are one and a half times more likely to have a colleague take credit for their work.
On the rise: Nearly 300,000 cases of breast cancer diagnosed in 2023
A study by researchers at Brigham and Womenโs Hospital reveals a disturbing uptick in breast cancer rates, affecting women and, in some cases, men. Each year 30 percent of all newly diagnosed cancers in women are breast cancer. And in 2023, almost 300 thousand cases of breast cancer were diagnosed.
Living to 100 and loving it! How to live a long, healthy life
About 2.7 percent of the US population is 100 years old or older. And itโs not all in their genes! Research shows your genetic makeup only accounts for about 20 percent of your longevity. So, what can you do to live a long, healthy life.
Fight between Disney and DeSantis appointees over district control gets a July court hearing
The court fight between Disney and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantisโ appointees over control of Walt Disney Worldโs government wonโt be decided until at least this summer, provided the two sides donโt reach a settlement beforehand.
Heart health: The new โlifeโs essential 8โฒ list
February is American Heart Month. You may have heard of โLifeโs Essential Seven.โ Itโs a list of the top seven ways to improve and maintain heart health. But now the American Heart Association has updated their list to include an eighth habit.
Pitfalls of love: Romance scams & how to spot them
Valentineโs Day is coming up and that means many people will be searching for that special someone to spend the holiday with. Millions of Americans use online dating apps or social networking sites to meet others. But before you click, type, or swipe, you should know about romance scams.
Scientists look into link between chronic pain, inflammation and dementia
In the US, over 50 million people experienced chronic pain in 2021. Worldwide, over 55 million people are living with dementia, with 10 million new cases every year. Scientists at UT Health San Antonio are looking into chronic pain, inflammation and dementia.
Stroke Awareness: Recognizing stroke symptoms in women
More than 795,000 people will suffer a stroke this year. Thatโs one every 40 seconds. Every three minutes someone dies of it. Knowing the signs of stroke could save your life. But did you know the signs are different between men and women? Knowing what to watch out for could mean the difference between life and death.
NTSB investigating 2 Brightline high speed train crashes that killed 3 people in Florida this week
The National Transportation Safety Board said Saturday it will investigate two crashes involving Floridaโs Brightline train that killed three people at the same railroad crossing on the high-speed trainโs route between Miami and Orlando.
Florida welcomes students fleeing campus antisemitism, with little evidence that there's demand
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has directed the stateโs university system to make it easier for out-of-state students facing antisemitism and other religious harassment in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war to transfer to Florida campuses.
Sneaky interview tricks: The coffee test & more
The average employer interviews seven to 10 candidates for one job. And according to hired.com, on average, a person will have two to three interviews before being offered a new position. But there are some strategies that interviewers use to see if you are the right person for their company. Ivanhoe shows us how to navigate through a tricky job interview.
A man is killed and a woman injured in a 'targeted' afternoon shooting at a Florida shopping mall
Authorities in central Florida have issued an arrest warrant for a 39-year-old man accused of fatally shooting another man at a shopping mall two days before Christmas in which police say the victim was โtargetedโ for the attack.
Fresh start: Eating your way to better health in 2024
Do you need a fresh start when it comes to your health? Does your new year resolution involve losing weight or eating better? If so, youโre not alone. Improved health tops the list for Americans year after year. So how can you eat healthier and become a better you in 2024? Ivanhoe has some tips on transforming your health, one bite at a time.
Wi-Fi woes: Factors that cripple your connection
The average person in the US spends eight hours and five minutes using digital media and most of that is probably connected to Wi-fi. But in this increasingly connected world, what do you do if your Wi-Fi canโt keep up? There are some things that you can do to prevent your internet speed from slowing down any further.
FBI: Man wearing Captain America backpack stole items from senators' desks during Capitol riot
A Virginia man has been arrested on charges that he stormed the U.S. Capitol while wearing a Captain America backpack and stole items from senatorsโ desks on the Senate floor during the Jan. 6, 2021, riot.
Heartfelt holiday warning: What women need to know
It's a well-known fact that the holiday season can bring about an increase in fatal heart attacks. One contributing factor? Stress. Recent research sheds light on a crucial distinction: how women's hearts respond to stress may differ significantly from men. So, what does that mean for women?
Things to do in your 20s to make sure youโre successful in your 30s
A study by Indeed reveals that, on average, it takes eight jobs to find the one that brings ultimate job satisfaction. Interestingly, most individuals don't discover their ideal match until the age of 45. However, your 20s provide a pivotal opportunity to lay the foundation for future success.
Gobble, grin and give: Unwrapping the science to holiday gratitude
The act of expressing gratitude is a powerful force for happiness and emotional well-being. Individuals who engage in a one-time act of mindful gratitude experience a 10% increase in feelings of happiness and a 35% reduction in depressive symptoms, as found by scientists specializing in positive psychology.
Baby bottle bot: Revolutionizing child care with artificial intelligence
In the early stages of a child's life, over 1 million neural connections form every second. This critical phase of brain development, often referred to as "serve and return" interactions, traditionally relied on natural parent-child engagement. Now, artificial intelligence is entering the picture to lend a hand.
First job fundamentals: Navigating doโs and donโts
More than two million men and women earned a college degree so far this year. But recent data from Monster.com reveals that 75 percent of them are worried about finding and keeping their first post-college job. It turns out, getting hired is just the beginning, itโs what follows that could potentially redefine the entire course of their careers.
Scary toxic Halloween hazards to watch out for
Halloween is right around the corner, and with over 44 million children gearing up to transform into witches, wizards, pirates, and princesses, it's important for parents to be aware of some crucial safety measures. Here are some tips to ensure a safe and happy Halloween.
How to get rid of pesky unwanted pests like raccoons, bats and skunks
Pests are a growing problem in the U.S. With over 40,000 people being hospitalized for rodent and insect bites each year, and insect stings causing about 90 deaths. The pest control business is expected to make over 17 billion dollars in revenue this year. But donโt fret. We have some tips and tricks to keep those pests out of your house and your money in your wallet.
Cash diet: Will it pay off for you?
The average American opens their first credit card at the age of 20, and most people's average running balance is $5700. But not paying that balance off every month can keep you in the red for life. Thatโs why some experts are recommending a cash diet for consumers.
Gov. DeSantis executive reveals child abuse allegations against Florida judge who was an attorney in Casey Anthony case
Jeff Ashton, the prosecutor who handled the Casey Anthony case and who is now a judge in Orange and Osceola counties, is a subject of allegations related to child abuse, according to an executive order signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, News4JAXโs sister station WKMG reported on Friday.
Florida 11-year-old accused of shooting, injuring 2 teens at football practice is denied home detention
A judge in Florida has decided to keep an 11-year-old in custody two days after he was accused of taking a gun from his motherโs vehicle and shooting two teens during an argument at football practice.