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The Astraeus Space Institute held a ribbon cutting late last month for the new Mission Operations Center. -
To talk more about the telescope and its launch, Kristin Chermont Spina sat down with Marian Summerall, a producer for Central Florida Public Media.
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It would provide funding to help better educate primary care doctors on how to diagnose and treat those who might have diabetes. -
The planet is called LHS 1140-B. It sits in its star’s “habitable zone." That's where the planet orbits at the right distance from its star for water to exist. -
According to the Florida Department of Health, there were 96 total cases reported statewide as of Saturday. -
They're microscopic materials that have been linked to some health defects, and they typically come from household appliances like nonstick cookware. -
The first 30 minutes after a dental injury can determine whether a permanent tooth can be saved, Dr. Andre Reis said. -
A recently published study of hers found evidence of simple organic carbon molecules on Mars, some of which had never been found on the planet before. -
Vibrio vulnificus is a naturally occurring bacteria in brackish water. According to the Florida Department of Health, many get it by eating raw or undercooked shellfish. -
"Studies show that we can prevent up to 85% of traumatic brain injuries by simply using a bicycle helmet," Brian Dean with UF Health Trauma explained. -
Here's how to protect yourself — and your family — in the Florida heat. -
Lifesouth Community Blood Center in Lecanto hosted a tropical-themed blood drive Friday.
