November is National Diabetes Month, and the Florida Department of Health wants you to know exactly what the types, symptoms, preventative measures and treatments can be.
The event will emphasize the importance of early learning and development and introduce Ocala parents to a wealth of resources.
It will be an exciting showcase of available resources and dialog on multiple topics related to fostering fun, satisfying and productive relationships.
One confirmed case of rabies was found in a raccoon killed in the Sparr area on Oct. 22.
Hospitals across the 352 and beyond collected expired and unused medications on Oct. 24.
This annual fundraiser at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing arts helps raise awareness of and funds for Type 1 diabetes research.
Early detection is the key to defeating one of the top three killers in the country among cancers.
October 24 is the DEA’s annual Drug Take Back Day, and you can dispose of your unwanted medications safely and anonymously at the OPD.
Stay Safe & STEADI Marion returns Nov. 6, bringing seniors, caregivers and healthcare professionals together for practical fall prevention and home safety resources through the CDC’s STEADI program.
The Ocala/Marion Continuum of Care group will get 36 of the beds to provide immediate short-term housing and support to unhoused veterans.