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Study finds having sex earlier in life ages you faster
Study finds having sex earlier in life ages you faster A new study says those with early sexual experiences are more likely to experience mental health problems and poor lifestyle habits.
Medical X-rays taken in space for the first time
Medical X-rays taken in space for the first time The breakthrough aboard a commercial spaceflight marks not only a "new era" for astronaut health, but also for mission-critical non-medical tasks.
Dad's work 'fatigue' turns out to be blood cancer
Dad's work 'fatigue' turns out to be blood cancer His advice to anyone newly diagnosed is to "stay positive" despite the challenges ahead.
Barry University hires longtime Miami-Dade Schools finance chief as CFO
Barry University has named longtime Miami-Dade Schools finance leader Ron Steiger as its new Vice President for Business and Finance and CFO.
Most Americans prefer to die at home, but the US healthcare system often prevents it
Most Americans prefer to die at home, but the US healthcare system often prevents it 'Fix-it' medical approaches often go against people's wishes near the end of life, creating unnecessary and preventable suffering.
Heat index could top 105 on Key Biscayne Tuesday
It will be another hot day on Key Biscayne, with today's high expected to reach 89 to 90 degrees under partly cloudy skies. The National Weather Service in Miami has reissued a Heat Advisory until 7 p.m. as the combination...
'Game changer' drug turns cancer's defenses against itself
Doctors have been able to control the disease in two out of three mesothelioma patients using the "game changer" treatment.
How to get free trees in Miami-Dade: 2026 Adopt-A-Tree schedule and registration
How to get free trees in Miami-Dade: 2026 Adopt-A-Tree schedule and registration Eligible Miami-Dade homeowners can claim up to two free trees this year. Pre-registration is open now for the first giveaway July 25.
Why we crave company
Knowable Magazine reports that loneliness affects both humans and animals, as researchers find that social interaction is a fundamental need for well-being.
Spain and France meet for a place in the World Cup final
Spain and France meet for a place in the World Cup final Spain and France play Tuesday, July 14, in the first FIFA World Cup 2026 semifinal, with a place in Sunday's final at stake. The match is set for Dallas Stadium in Arlington, Texas, with kickoff at 3 p.m. ET.
David W. Miller speaks about ethical decision making at Books & Books event
Most island residents know David as an avid beach walker, recreational tennis player, and devoted husband to Karen. But beneath his easygoing smile is a serious thinker who directs the Faith and Work Initiative at Princeton University.
How to protect yourself from heat-related illnesses
How to protect yourself from heat-related illnesses Hydration, shade and rest are three important actions to take as the extreme heat of Summer settles into our daily lives.
A closer look at mental health in underserved communities
A closer look at mental health in underserved communities Rula reports on mental health challenges in underserved communities, highlighting barriers like systemic racism and lack of access to culturally competent care.
What to do after getting a hypertension alert from your smartwatch
What to do after getting a hypertension alert from your smartwatch Beurer reports that after receiving a hypertension alert from your smartwatch, you should stay calm, check your blood pressure with a certified monitor, and consult a doctor if needed.
Postpartum nutrition: What your body needs for healing, hormones and milk production
Postpartum nutrition: What your body needs for healing, hormones and milk production Aeroflow Breastpumps reports that postpartum nutrition is crucial for healing, hormone balance, and milk production, emphasizing simple, consistent habits to support recovery.
Dermatologists have a new approach for Accutane, and it's changing who takes it
Dermatologists have a new approach for Accutane, and it's changing who takes it Honeydew reports dermatologists now offer gentler isotretinoin protocols for acne treatment, providing options with varying side effects and timelines.
Miami gas prices rise for first time in two months
Miami gas prices rise for first time in two months Miami drivers are paying a little more at the pump this week after nearly two months of falling prices. The average price of regular gasoline climbed to $3.87 per gallon, while both Key Biscayne stations remained at $5.49.
Saliva test could end years-long endometriosis diagnosis delays for women
It is currently diagnosed by a procedure that involves the insertion of a small camera through a tiny cut in the abdomen.
This simple breakfast food could slow down aging
This simple breakfast food could slow down aging Researchers say probiotic yogurt can help improve gut health and weight loss.
World Cup semifinal reset: What to know about Spain, France, England and Argentina
World Cup semifinal reset: What to know about Spain, France, England and Argentina With no World Cup matches Sunday or Monday, the semifinal field is set: Spain vs. France and England vs. Argentina. Here is a quick look at each team's pedigree, World Cup performance history and how they got to the semifinal.
Sunny Monday kicks off World Cup finals week on Key Biscayne
The final week of the FIFA World Cup begins on Key Biscayne under partly cloudy skies, becoming sunny throughout the day. Today's high will be near 88 degrees, with southeast winds at 5 to 10 mph.
Key Biscayne hosts first Miami-Dade Disability Advisory Boards Summit
Key Biscayne recently played host to the first-ever Miami-Dade Disability Advisory Boards Summit on May 13, bringing together 41 participants from across the county to talk about accessibility, inclusion, and better coordination between municipalities.
Affordable housing bill becomes law without Trump's signature
A sweeping bipartisan housing package officially became law after President Donald Trump allowed it to take effect without his signature. The legislation includes reforms designed to boost housing construction, reduce regulatory barriers and improve affordability nationwide.
Ruby -- July Gemstone of the Month!
One of the most coveted gems in the world, the ruby gets its name from the Latin word "ruber" meaning "red", often associated as the color of passion and love.
Mar Azul helps make Independence Day accessible for all
The Village of Key Biscayne's Disability Advisory Board extends our sincere thanks to Guillermo Garcia-Lay, Mar Azul Condo Board Association President, and its Board for opening your Observation Room to us for our first-ever Sensory-Friendly Fireworks viewing event. A special...
Scorcher Sunday for Key Biscayn
While the forecast high of 89 to 90 degrees on Key Biscayne is several degrees cooler than inland parts of Miami-Dade County, the combination of heat and humidity will push the heat index to between 105 and 108 degrees today....
The reason you're never happy
I've never considered myself a positive person. (13 Jul 2026, 06:29 am)
England and Argentina complete World Cup semifinal field
England and Argentina won Saturday's quarterfinals after extra time, setting up the final two World Cup semifinal matchups.
Spain beats Belgium; Argentina, England quarterfinals set for Saturday
Spain beat Belgium 2-1 Friday to reach the World Cup semifinals. Saturday's quarterfinals feature Norway vs. England in Miami and Argentina vs. Switzerland in Kansas City.
Will the Topolino play on Key Biscayne?
Will the Topolino play on Key Biscayne? Fiat's new electric Topolino is priced under $15,000 and street-legal as a slow moving vehicle (SMV); could it catch on in golf cart-heavy Key Biscayne?...
Child safety warning: a parked car's interior can hit 123F in under an hour
Child safety warning: a parked car's interior can hit 123F in under an hour MDFR simulation: a parked car's interior can reach 123F in an hour, even on a mild day. See why kids should never be left alone in vehicles.
Another hot and humid day ahead for Key Biscayne
Another hot and humid day ahead for Key Biscayne Key Biscayne residents will start the weekend under partly cloudy skies, with sunshine breaks at times throughout the day and a chance of afternoon showers.
Florida healthcare providers brace for Haitian workforce losses as TPS lapses
As Haitian TPS protections near expiration, Florida's nursing home industry warns of losing thousands of experienced caregivers.
Art history lectures by Armando Droulers
Armando Droulers can't remember a time when he didn't love art.
Heat, weeds have made fishing tough
I hope everyone had a great and safe Fourth of July.
Sensory-friendly viewing debuts at Key Biscayne Fourth celebration
For the first time in the Key Biscayne Fourth of July Parade's 67-year history, the village expanded its celebration with a sensory-friendly fireworks viewing area and an ADA parade tent.
May cause joy: The full-spectrum health benefits of dance
May cause joy: The full-spectrum health benefits of dance Reasons to be Cheerful reports on positive news and inspiring stories, highlighting solutions to societal issues and promoting hope and optimism.
Heat Advisory, 89-degree high in Friday forecast
With another Heat Advisory in effect until 7 p.m., Key Biscayne residents can expect sunny skies early, followed by increasing clouds and the chance of an isolated afternoon thunderstorm. Today's high will be around 89 degrees, with the heat index...
France beats Morocco to reach World Cup semifinals; Spain-Belgium play today
France beat Morocco 2-0 to reach the World Cup semifinals. Spain and Belgium meet Friday in Los Angeles for the next quarterfinal.
Miami-Dade's EEL program gets $925,000 gift to protect Pine Rocklands
Local nonprofits donated $925,000 to Miami-Dade's EEL program to protect the county's endangered Pine Rocklands habitat.
Air pollution may explain regional gaps in sperm quality,
Researchers found "substantial" regional differences in sperm quality, with men in regions with more pollution.
Parasite that causes explosive diarrhea spreading across Fl
Parasite that causes explosive diarrhea spreading across Fl A parasite causing explosive diarrhea has sickened 843 people nationwide, with six cases confirmed in Miami-Dade. Here's what to watch for.
Volunteers are the real stars of Key Biscayne's parade
Volunteers are the real stars of Key Biscayne's parade Smiles. Salutations. Community. Happiness. Kids. Kids. Kids ... and a few overly enthusiastic water balloon throws by the grown-ups.
Mortgage Rates Rise as Iran Ceasefire Crumbles
With strikes on both sides seeming to shatter the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, mortgage rates have been moving higher. Rates had started the week looking a little softer, but that took a turn as tensions flared overseas. The deterioration of the U.S.-Iran...
KB soccer program and K-8 scoring an A were among 2008 news
KB soccer program and K-8 scoring an A were among 2008 news Islander News | Key Biscayne posted a new article on their website: KB soccer program and K-8 scoring an A were among 2008 news, 'Break Time'.
Parade photo memory
Islander News | Key Biscayne posted a new article on their website that has the following title: 'Parade photo memory'.
Key Biscayne police chief joins Florida accreditation panel
Key Biscayne Police Chief Frank Sousa's view of law enforcement comes from a higher perch these days.
Key Biscayne schools score two A's, one B in new grades
Key Biscayne schools score two A's, one B in new grades Key Biscayne K-8 Center and MAST Academy each earned an A in the 2025-26 school grades the Florida Department of Education released this week, while Coral Gables Senior High School slipped from an A to a B after taking the...
Florida Python Challenge returns with $25,000 in prizes
Registration is open for the 2026 Florida Python Challenge, a 10-day Everglades competition offering $25,000 in prizes, including $10,000 for the participant who removes the most invasive Burmese pythons.
Why America's drug shortages are lasting longer
Kivo reports that while new drug shortages in the U.S. have declined, existing shortages are lasting longer, impacting critical medications like injectables.
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