Local Neurosurgeon Transforms Life of Pompano Beach Resident Pompano Beach resident Barry Meltz, 75, experienced a dramatic turnaround in his health thanks to the expertise of Dr. Shaye Moskowitz, a neurosurgeon at Broward Health North. This life-changing event unfolded when Meltz, a resident of John Knox Village, was diagnosed with normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH), a
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Focus on Prevention and Risk Awareness Every year on February 4, World Cancer Day serves as a global initiative to raise awareness, improve education and inspire action against cancer. The day highlights the importance of prevention, early detection and treatment, empowering individuals to take proactive steps toward reducing their cancer risk. “Cancer prevention starts with
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It was just a regular day for bioengineer Mike Shenkin at Broward Health Medical Center. He was working on a rapid infuser, a medical device, for the Level I trauma center. As part of his job, he inspects and maintains equipment used on patients around the hospital system, but his routine was interrupted by an
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“One day we will be older people, and our children will be standing where we are today. Love them and treat them with respect. They may be the only ones around to bring you a glass of water.” – Ella Mae Beasley By Kristen Hernandez Lauderhill, FL – Cancer is a beast with long tentacles
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Students who want to pursue a career as a firefighter can sign up for the fire academy at Blanche Ely High School. The curriculum is taught by City of Pompano Beach firefighters. The academy focuses on real-world training, hazardous material management, fire suppression, incident command systems, and rescue operations. The class will include hands-on simulations,
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