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Why can't Jacksonville have a health care system that works? | Opinion

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By Vincent Barone
| Florida Times-Union Verified
Vincent Barone Guest columnist Jan. 14, 2026, 5:03 a.m. ET For years, we’ve been told that health care is complicated, political and impossible to fix. That simply isn’t true. What’s broken isn’t medicine — it’s the structure wrapped around it. Democrats promised that Obamacare would protect families, but it didn’t. Premiums rose, deductibles increased and access narrowed.
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Why kids hit - and what parents can do about it

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By Meaghan Flynn, Vincent Barone
It’s a scenario many parents are probably familiar with: one second your children are playing quietly together, and then all of a sudden, you hear crying and shouts of “Mom, they hit me!” When this happens the first time, parents are often at a loss. Why are my children hitting, and what the heck should I do about it? We have answers to your questions on the whys and best ways to discipline if your child hits.
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NYC Board of Health declares racism a public health crisis

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By Vincent Barone
| NewsBreak
THE JACKSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH THE JACKSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH is accepting applications for a permanent, non-exempt, full-time Registered Environmental Health Program Specialist to work within the Environmental Health unit of the health department. The primary purpose of this position is to enforce NC Environmental Health Laws and regulations. The primary focus for this position will be in the Onsite Water Protection Program.
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