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A look back at some of the biggest health care headlines from 2022.

The best shows of 2022: Same-sex marriage; soil from the moon; tending your garden; storm ponds

On this week’s program, we took a closer look at music, the science behind it and how it affects us.

Florida is a hotbed of human trafficking. What's being done locally? Plus: Attorney John Phillips is running for City Council.

The city of Jacksonville is asking the Donna Foundation to postpone its annual Mother’s Day 5K until after the election to avoid the “appearance of improper election influence”; a look at the new poetry book “Buffalo Girl”; Florida Times-Union NewsGuild members continue their fight for local journalism; and the Sleeping Giant festival returns to Sun-Ray Cinema.

This week's "What's Health Got to Do with It" panel includes a neurologist, an internist and a neurosurgeon — plus Lynn Cullen, author of "The Woman with the Cure."

A bill recently signed into law will pump $711 million into affordable housing, but critics say it won’t do enough to help Floridians struggling to pay rent; what you need to know about over-the-counter hearing aids; the Florida Legislature is ignoring a bill that would help protect outdoor workers from extreme heat; and a sports update with analyst Josh Torres.

The ICARE interfaith coalition plans its annual Nehemiah Assembly; blood donations are needed for patients with sickle cell disease; the FSCJ Artist Series includes "Frozen"; What's Good Wednesday.

A bill limiting abortion to six weeks of pregnancy is on its way to becoming law in Florida; state legislators want to expand the use of renewable natural gas; Jax River Jams; and What’s Good Wednesday.

A nuclear plant in Georgia is on deck to add power to our local grid; local doctors are on the front lines in Ukraine giving life-saving medical training; former President Donald Trump is expected to be arraigned today; and our First Coast Connect Book Club pick for April.