Spring break safety conversations

Over spring break, parents will have an opportunity to spend time relaxing with their children but can turn vacations into “teachable moments.” Dr. Abbe Finn, the director of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program at FGCU, discusses the safety topics to bring up.

Interview with Former FBI Director Louis Freeh

Right now, state lawmakers and the governor are working to made your prescriptions cheaper — by importing medications from Canada. A new research project by Partnership for Safe Medicine highlights the dangers of importing drugs. Former FBI Director Louis Freeh joins us to discuss who will make sure imported medicines are safe in Florida.

Real Estate Matters: Market Watch

Denny Grimes, a real expert, breaks down what home buyers and sellers should know about the local real estate market.

Your Health Now: Pediatric asthma

For many children in Southwest Florida, excessive coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath are more than seasonal allergies or the start of the cold. They’re the persistent symptoms of asthma. Teresa Summe, supervisor of Lee Health Asthma and COPD Programs, talks about the impacts of asthma on kids.

Crime Stoppers: Search for Christine Flahive

A new tip has reignited the search for a missing woman. Christine Flahive disappeared 24 years ago and police are now searching for her remains. Trish Routte from Southwest Florida Crime Stoppers breaks down the case.

Pet Pals: Trevor

Trevor is about four-month-old Shepard Mix that is a survivor of an illness and ready to find his new home. For more information, contact the Gulf Coast Humane Society at (239) 332-0364.

Your Health Now: breast cancer prevention and treatment

Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer in women worldwide and the second leading cause of cancer death. Awareness and early detection can save lives. Dr. Bianca De Suoza, a physician at Lee Health Regional Cancer Center, talks about breast cancer prevention and survivorship.

Your Health Now: Rehab and recovery

Rehab can speed up your recovery from an injury or illness. But most people have misconceptions about what it entails. Ray Cyr, system director of rehabilitation services at Lee health, discusses what’s available and what works.

Your Health Now: Hand Hygiene

Hand washing is one of the most effective ways to get rid of harmful germs. Experts say doing it correctly could help keep you and your family healthy. Senior Infection Preventionist Alexis Price with Lee Health discusses the best ways to keep your hands clean.

Your Health Now: Keeping your baby safe from injuries

Babies less than one have a higher rate of unintentional injury related deaths than older children. Child Advocacy Program Coordinator, Sally Kreusher, discusses what steps parents can take to keep their children safe every day.