Heather Schatz is a Senior Producer for Talk Shows at WJCT Public Media, focusing on local news and events in Jacksonville, Florida. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Heather covers a range of topics including community issues, health, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in the University of South Florida.
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Also, "What's Health Got to Do with It" takes a closer look at Medicare Advantage plans.
By: Heather Schatz
Duval Schools has reversed its trans restroom policy; April 17-18 is Holocaust Remembrance Day; dispose of unwanted prescription drugs on Drug Take Back Day; What's Good Wednesday lists the week's good news.
By: Heather Schatz
Duval Schools wrestles with controversy at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts; this is National Infertility Awareness Week; a new documentary looks at the toll of Lyme disease; the North Florida TPO completes a bike and pedestrian master plan.
The Blue Zones Projects helps Jax get healthy; Asian hate is rising; we pick a new book for book club; Taverna Oceana opens in San Marco Square.
"What's Health Got to Do with It" talks with medical experts and a cystic fibrosis patient.
By: Heather Schatz
Mayoral candidate Donna Deegan explains her platform; Sisisky-Kleppinger lecture for women’s health is May 10; Groundwork Jacksonville wins grants for Hogans and McCoys creeks; Mixed Fillings Pie Shop is back.
In honor of Father's Day, our panel discusses the pressures on men and how it affects their mental health.
Dr. Syed Asad, a Jacksonville-based neurologist, joins us for a detailed discussion of concussions. Also, we revisit the subject of health care misinformation.
"Interventional psychiatry" is a cutting-edge field that bridges the gap between traditional therapy and medical interventions.
By: Heather Schatz, Lyndsay Rossman
We're excited that the City Council has approved this historic agreement that will keep the Jaguars in Jacksonville for decades to come, enhance the fan experience for NFL and non-NFL events, and provide a springboard for downtown growth starting with the completion of world-class riverfront parks.
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