As we leave 2020 behind and enter 2021 with optimism, there are a record number of Americans who cannot because they’re anxious, worried, sleep-deprived, distracted,

Months into the coronavirus pandemic, Seniors are still having a hard time envisioning their “new normal.” Many are grieving the loss of their old routines,

Last week, medical facilities began receiving and administering the first doses of the coronavirus vaccines. Our Healthcare workers and all First Responders who are on

On December 9th, Broward County Airport (FLL) began offering COVID-19 testing for passengers who can provide proof of upcoming travel plans from FLL, MIA or

Unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic has caused so much turmoil in our lives. Adults are suffering from anxiety and depression due to extended unemployment, economic and

Holidays bring excitement and joy. It’s an opportunity to celebrate and spend time with loved ones. After months of isolation, economic anxiety, and pandemic fatigue,

South Florida experienced heavy rain recently, which brought tons of mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are a public health issue and Broward County continues to be under a

25 million Americans suffer from depression each year. 60% of all people who die by suicide suffer from major depression. Depression affects 5-8% of Americans

Climate change is real, and the consequences of climate change are already here, and millions of lives are at stake. In the US, chronic flooding

Where has civility gone? Years ago, when I first entered the political arena, I was excited about the prospect of being able to help people