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Where to walk in South Florida: routes, parking, snacks - South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Where to walk in South Florida: routes, parking, snacks - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

It's time to lace up your sneakers and take a stroll. We've scoped out six walking routes in Broward and Palm Beach counties: Where to park, what you'll see, and where to stop for a snack.

As omicron rates rise, more pets are getting COVID - South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

As omicron rates rise, more pets are getting COVID - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

As omicron sweeps through households in Florida, veterinarians find more pet owners report their dogs or cats show signs of coronavirus. While COVID-19 in pets is a rare occurrence, veterinarians now know it can happen

Bacon, garlic, tacos: South Florida food festivals are back - South Florida Sun-Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Bacon, garlic, tacos: South Florida food festivals are back - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

After surviving two years of pandemic burdens, South Florida's food and drink festivals are back in full swing, starting with the sinfully delicious carnival eats at the South Florida Fair.

Late GAA player's trust backs NUIG research into cure for sudden adult death syndrome - Vimarsana News

Late GAA player's trust backs NUIG research into cure for sudden adult death syndrome

Pioneering new research into sudden adult death syndrome at NUI Galway will seek to develop genetic cures for the condition. The research is being supported by ...

GAA star's family backs sudden death research | Belfast News Letter - Vimarsana News

GAA star's family backs sudden death research | Belfast News Letter

Pioneering new research into sudden adult death syndrome (SADS) at an Irish university will seek to develop genetic cures for the condition.