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Well, the Jaguars Radio Network is presented by UF Health, the official healthcare partner of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

And we're back on Jaguars postgame.

Jaguars win it 22-17 in Cincinnati today.

And so Brenton Strange is the Jaguars Radio Network Player of the Game in the Jaguars 22-17 win in Cincinnati today.

We'll take a break when we return.

We'll take a look at the UF Health Injury Report.

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That's terrible.

I guess that's, there's a lot of great things about small town America, but there's some things that, You know, you don't get in the big city like a Shands or a UF Health, you know, a Mayo Clinic.

You know, they're specialists for everything 24-7.

So he passed away in 2019, but you didn't get the truck until sometime last year, I guess?

Starting at 9 a.m. each of those mornings, Village's Zumba instructors will give you a fun workout.

Funds raised will benefit UF Health's Spanish Plains Hospital Auxiliary Foundation.

The first Zumbathon is at Lake Center Landing, filed by Eastport, for the first time on Tuesday, Spanish Springs on Wednesday, and then Brownwood on Thursday, October 8th.

Next week is also Active Aging Week from October 5th to the 9th.

Let's take our first break.

We'll be back down inside EverBank Stadium throughout the course of the next hour, bringing you all the stories here on the Jaguars Radio Network, presented by UF Health, the official healthcare partner of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Jags win 35-6, and you're listening to Jaguars Post Game on Jaguars Radio.

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Today's game, the 35-6 win over the New England Patriots, was presented by UF Health.

UF Health is the official healthcare partner of the Jacksonville Jaguars.

So many places to go.

And since we all spend about a third of our lives in slumber, setting a routine for waking up and going to sleep would be a good place to start.

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The University of Florida Health notes that tendon injuries often occur in those who have the same repeated movements every day, such as playing an instrument, and can take three to four months to heal depending on the type of injury and the severity.

A campaign to raise a million dollars to secure a permanent Neil Peart Memorial in Lakeside Park in St. Catharines, Ontario, has reached its target after Rush donated $785,000 to the cause.

The campaign was originally launched in early 2020 when a petition to have a statue or plaque dedicated to Peart at Lakeside Park gathered more than 20,000 signatures.

Now scientists finally have the recipe.

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That's right.

And, um, so Friday, diagnosed with a brain tumor, ambulanced over to Shands, now UF Health.

The next Friday he had brain surgery.

Two weeks later he died.

So I get sort of both of those paths.

And it's been really great because I do also get to be here at UF Health in Jacksonville and get the clinical side as well.

And they're just everyone's so supportive as I build.

They really set you up to build your own research program so that when you move forward, you have that all set up and you're ready to go.