GAINESVILLE—Florida residents are just as vulnerable as their Northern neighbors to a silent killer often associated with colder weather - carbon monoxide poisoning.
February 1998 Archive
Clams Turn Florida Fishermen Into Farmers; Production Could Lead Nation In ‘98
CEDAR KEY — Two years after the state net ban put thousands of them out of work, Florida fishermen not only have found new work as clam farmers, they now appear poised to lead the nation in their newly chosen field.
Home-Based Exercise Program Effective For Long-Term Weight Loss, UF Reserch Finds
GAINESVILLE—Women who work out at home lose more weight and do a better job of keeping if off than those who are part of a group exercise program, say University of Florida researchers who conducted a study comparing the two approaches to weight loss.
UF Researchers: Development Promotes Disease Among Gopher Tortoises
GAINESVILLE —Urban development in Florida is forcing the threatened gopher tortoise into closer and closer quarters, increasing the likelihood of them spreading a disease that could help speed their demise, according to new findings by University of Florida researchers.