A team of researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine has taken an important step toward improving how we detect asthma in children—before symptoms become serious. By tapping into electronic health records (EHRs) that doctors already use every day, they’ve developed a new tool that could help diagnose childhood asthma earlier and more accurately, offering new hope for parents and pediatricians alike. Asthma, one of the most common chronic illnesses in children, can be difficult to diagnose early. Missed or delayed diagnoses can mean missed opportunities to prevent severe symptoms, hospitalizations, or long-term health complications. But a recent study…
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As South Florida approaches the height of hurricane season, the City of Homestead is stepping up efforts to keep residents safe and prepared. On Saturday, July 12, 2025, the City, in partnership with Global Empowerment Mission (GEM) and Farm Share, will host a free Drive-Thru Hurricane Preparedness Kit Distribution at a new location: Harris Field Park, located at 1034 NE 8th Street, Homestead, FL 33030. The event will begin promptly at 10:00 a.m. and will operate on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. The initiative is part of Homestead’s ongoing commitment to proactive emergency preparedness. With hurricane activity expected…
Florida has been ranked the third most business-savvy state in the U.S., with an impressive 1,217 new business formations per 100,000 residents so far in 2025 — a rate that’s 70% higher than the national average, according to a new study from business valuation experts Eton Venture Services. From January through May 2025, Florida registered 284,418 new businesses, the highest total number of business formations among the top 10 states. This milestone underscores Florida’s continued rise as a national leader in entrepreneurship and economic opportunity. Florida: The Startup Capital of the Southeast While smaller states like Wyoming and Delaware took…
Florida has once again solidified its title as America’s theme park capital, with Orlando at the heart of the ticket wars sweeping the nation this summer. A new study by SeatPick, a trusted ticket comparison platform, reveals that Walt Disney World in Orlando is the most sought-after ticket attraction in the United States, with a staggering 189,000 global monthly searches for tickets—more than double its closest competitor. Walt Disney World: The Undisputed Champion Located in Orlando, Florida, Walt Disney World continues to reign supreme as the #1 most searched theme park in the U.S. Its popularity is driven by legendary…
As Florida grapples with intensifying summer temperatures, health experts are sounding the alarm about the serious and long-lasting effects of heatstroke—a growing concern in one of the hottest and most humid states in the U.S. The Sunshine State has already experienced record-breaking heat waves in 2025, with temperatures soaring well into the 100s. While most residents are aware of the immediate risks of heat exposure, fewer understand the lasting impact heatstroke can have on the human body—even long after symptoms subside. “Heatstroke is a medical emergency that can lead to long-term organ damage, particularly in the heart, kidneys, muscles, and…
T-Mobile has officially completed a monumental $2 billion, multi-year investment to expand its 5G network across Florida, marking a major step forward in digital access, emergency preparedness, and community empowerment. With ultra-fast 5G now covering over 90% of the state—from Miami to Mayo—T-Mobile is connecting more people than ever, especially the 5 million Latinos who call Florida home. In Miami, a hub for culture, innovation, and economic activity, this investment means residents and small businesses alike benefit from faster speeds, increased network reliability, and greater resilience during emergencies like hurricanes. T-Mobile’s network enhancements include nearly 1,350 upgraded sites and an…
State sees second-largest gap in the nation, raising long-term economic concerns Florida is experiencing a significant demographic shift, as deaths are now outpacing births in the state — a trend highlighting the broader fertility crisis unfolding across the U.S. According to a new ValuePenguin analysis of CDC data, Florida reported 239,119 deaths compared to just 224,433 births in 2022, resulting in a net difference of 14,686 more deaths than births. This places Florida second in the nation, behind only Pennsylvania, in terms of negative birth-death balance. An Aging Population and Declining Fertility This discrepancy is largely driven by Florida’s aging…
As the 2025 hurricane season approaches, Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) is taking proactive steps to ensure the energy grid in Miami-Dade County is more resilient, efficient, and storm-ready than ever before. These efforts are part of FPL’s ongoing commitment to provide safe, reliable electricity while minimizing outages—even in the face of Florida’s most powerful storms. This 2025, FPL will implement a range of upgrades throughout Miami-Dade. These include 354 Storm Secure Underground Program (SSUP) projects, replacing overhead neighborhood power lines with underground lines that are significantly more storm-resilient. Sixty-one critical main power lines will be strengthened, especially those…
Florida is Home to America’s 10 Most Dangerous Beaches This Summer As families and students prepare to hit the coast for summer vacations, a new study reveals a startling fact: all 10 of the most dangerous beaches in the U.S. are in Florida. While the Sunshine State is renowned for its stunning coastline, warm waters, and beach-town charm, hidden hazards lie beneath the waves—including strong rip currents, frequent shark attacks, and relentless hurricane activity. New Smyrna Beach: America’s Most Dangerous Shoreline Topping the list is New Smyrna Beach, which earned the highest danger score of 76.92 in a nationwide analysis…
With flood risks increasing from extreme weather events like hurricanes and even routine plumbing issues, a team from the University of Florida’s College of Design, Construction and Planning is helping Florida homeowners make smarter choices about building materials and interior finishes that better protect their homes and potentially save on their insurance premiums. Lisa Platt, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the department of interior design and a researcher within the Florida Institute for Built Environment Resilience, or FIBER, and Arezoo Zeinali, a graduate research assistant in Platt’s Design Dynamics lab have developed a groundbreaking tool that helps homeowners, builders and…