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All four candidates who ran on a "medical freedom" slate lost to their Republican opponents, who include two incumbent board members. They'll now face four Democrats in November.
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Only Republican races are on the slate next week, with an eye on "medical freedom" candidates. If they gain a majority after the November general election, some hospital policies could change.
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Eight Republicans are competing in a closed primary on Aug. 20. Six attended a League of Women Voters forum, which drew more than 100 attendees.
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Interest in the public hospital board has grown since the pandemic spurred a "medical freedom" movement.
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The board opted not to endorse Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo's assertions and voted on a different motion that reaffirms a commitment "not to invade" patients' relationships with their doctors.
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The facility will support clinical trials and “transformative” research, and offer hands-on training for doctors, nurses and med students with the goal of drawing "top-tier" health workers.
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A $10 million donation from Target's CEO and his wife helped make the Cornell Family Behavioral Health Pavilion possible.
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After a rough five days in the hospital, Hannah Heath says she's working to protect her family from mosquito-borne diseases. She encourages others to follow guidance from health officials.
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But the hospital board chairman believes there are not enough votes on the board to force an independent investigation.
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The hospital’s COVID death rate was 24% lower than national benchmarks. Still, the report did little to satisfy "health freedom" activists who say they distrust the hospital.