October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month A National Challenge: Outside of certain forms of skin cancer, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women in the United States. But researchers are continually finding new, improved treatments that help people with breast cancer live longer. Much of…
HealthStreet’s third annual Night of Dance brought together a cross-section of Gainesville’s diverse communities for a night that was part dance party, part health fair, and all fun! The night began with a ballad sung by Alyssa Berger followed by a session of yoga with Crimson Roe of Yoga Pod.
On August 29, 2018, HealthStreet hosted the 18th national Our Community, Our Health (OCOH) town hall. This meeting addressed the impact of pesticides on health and featured panelists with backgrounds in neurology, social policy, farmer-worker advocacy, and child and family sciences. The discussion focused on the epidemiological evidence…
Part Dance Party, Part Health Fair, All Fun! Night of Dance is an evening of dancing, entertainment, and wellness for the entire Gainesville community! The festivities at this family-friendly event include live music, dance lessons, raffles, prizes, and an array of food trucks and food vendors. This year’s Night…
Join us for the 20th national Our Community, Our Health town hall on September 27th, as our panel from the University of Southern California, the University of Florida, and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society gather to discuss the advances in care and treatment for people who have Multiple Sclerosis (MS). We will discuss:…
Meet us at Bo Diddley Plaza on Saturday, October 13th, from 4-7 p.m. Come celebrate one of Gainesville’s favorite community events, with an evening of dancing, entertainment, and wellness. Night of Dance has plenty of activities and entertainment for everyone, including live music, dance lessons, and an…
Mesothelioma, a cancer that affects the lining of the lungs, abdominal cavity, and heart, takes the lives of 2,500 Americans each year. This rare cancer is preventable and is only caused by exposure to microscopic asbestos fibers. When inhaled or ingested, the fibers embed in the lining of the organs,…
We are pleased to announce the appointment of Teina Phillips as the Director of Operations for UF HealthStreet. Teina brings over 20 years of experience in working together with diverse community members, non-profit organizations, healthcare providers and governmental agencies to address social determinants of health and improve health outcomes. For…
On July 26, 2018, HealthStreet hosted the 17th national Our Community, Our Health (OCOH) town hall. This meeting addressed the impact of childhood trauma and mental health issues on minority communities. The event featured three panelists with backgrounds in mental health, child development and social epidemiology. The discussion focused…
There’s been a lot of media coverage on the potential dangers of pesticides, but what do the experts have to say? Join us for the 19th national Our Community, Our Health town hall on August 29th, as our panel from FSU, UCLA, UF, and the Farmworker Association of Florida gather to discuss the impacts of pesticide…
