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This will hardly come as news to loyal readers of the Bizarre Florida blog, but a Web site has concluded that Florida is the bizarre news capital of America. And Tampa is tops among Florida cities.
Bizarrely, we are the best
Bizarrely, we are the best
[AP Photo/Everglades National Park]
Iconic weirdness: This classic Florida shot from 2005 shows a carcass of a six-foot American alligator protruding from the mid-section of a 13-foot Burmese python in the Everglades
Iconic weirdness: This classic Florida shot from 2005 shows a carcass of a six-foot American alligator protruding from the mid-section of a 13-foot Burmese python in the Everglades
Dr. Jennifer Gilby, an ob/gyn at Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg, is online with the answers in our Personal Best blog from noon to 1 p.m
We'll field your questions about the screening tests, their advantages, their limitations, and how women can catch problems early -- and even better, help to prevent cancer from ever developing in the first place.
So, please join us Monday at noon. If you can't make it, please leave me your questions for Dr. Gilby in the comment area below, and check back later to see the transcript of the chat.
Live chat about women's cancer screening
We'll field your questions about the screening tests, their advantages, their limitations, and how women can catch problems early -- and even better, help to prevent cancer from ever developing in the first place.
So, please join us Monday at noon. If you can't make it, please leave me your questions for Dr. Gilby in the comment area below, and check back later to see the transcript of the chat.
Live chat about women's cancer screening
[JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
In the 217 days since his leg was torn off in a horrific hit-and-run accident, Andrew Hall has longed for the day he could leave the hospital and go home. Sunday was that day. "I'm finally going home. This part of the journey is ending, but I still have a long way to go," said Hall, 20. Hall came to Bayfront Medical Center on April 20, after he was hit by a Honda Accord going an estimated 90 mph on Main Street in Safety Harbor.
Hit-run victim's next stop: home
Related Multimedia: The Golden Hour
Follow the complete story on how Andrew Hall survives a freak accident, thanks to the rescuers who race the clock to get him to the trauma center within the golden hour, including video interviews, interactive looks at the scene of the accident, and audio.
Hit-run victim's next stop: home
Related Multimedia: The Golden Hour
Follow the complete story on how Andrew Hall survives a freak accident, thanks to the rescuers who race the clock to get him to the trauma center within the golden hour, including video interviews, interactive looks at the scene of the accident, and audio.
TampaBay.com's Notes
No duh: Florida is America's bizarre news capitalNov 23, 2009
Mammograms, Pap tests: Got questions? Live chat at noonNov 23, 2009
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