Channing Frampton
WINK News
Fort Myers, FL, United States
Contact Channing
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Channing:
Braces for the spine get young gymnast up and tumbling
Imagine, the faster you grow, the faster your spine curves. That’s what happens when you’re a child with scoliosis. It can be painful and debilitating. Now there’s a new experimental procedure to correct the curvature. Ever since Sophie Clem can remember, she’s loved to bend and bounce and flip and flop! “I just have had … → Read More
Sun Safety: FDA updates decades old regulations for sunscreen
Using sunscreen is supposed to protect you from skin cancer, but according to the Food and Drug Administration, requirements for over-the-counter sunscreen products haven’t been updated in decades. This delay in updates is potentially putting you at risk. In Fort Myers, Beth Zimmerman says she is, “a mom. I’m a wife. I’m a sister. I’m … → Read More
New hope for colon cancer
More than 50 percent of patients with colorectal cancer will develop liver metastases. But, there is a new hope for colon cancer. → Read More
Making MRI safe for pacemakers
For years, older model, so-called legacy pacemakers were not compatible with MRIs. Now, imaging experts have made adjustments. → Read More
Making MRI safe for pacemakers
For years, older model, so-called legacy pacemakers were not compatible with MRIs. Now, imaging experts have made adjustments. → Read More
Fort Myers Community Cooperative looking for volunteers to feed those in need
While Black Friday shoppers navigated the stores today, another crowd lined up outside the Community Cooperative waiting for a hot meal. Johnnie Wright was born and raised in Fort Myers, and after spending four years in the army serving his country, he is being served by volunteers who are giving up their Black Friday to … → Read More
Fort Myers Community Cooperative looking for volunteers to feed those in need
While Black Friday shoppers navigated the stores today, another crowd lined up outside the Community Cooperative waiting for a hot meal. Johnnie Wright was born and raised in Fort Myers, and after spending four years in the army serving his country, he is being served by volunteers who are giving up their Black Friday to … → Read More
Procedure helps SWFL woman get back to dancing
Suzanne Matthews loves learning new steps in the dance studio. “The music makes me crazy! It makes me happy! It’s a happy time,” Matthews said. But two months ago, all of that came to a halt. “It was very painful; it felt like bone was rubbing on bone,” Matthews said. Dancing like this is something … → Read More
Procedure helps SWFL woman get back to dancing
Suzanne Matthews loves learning new steps in the dance studio. “The music makes me crazy! It makes me happy! It’s a happy time,” Matthews said. But two months ago, all of that came to a halt. “It was very painful; it felt like bone was rubbing on bone,” Matthews said. Dancing like this is something … → Read More
Lee County family has close call with carbon monoxide
Jaclyn DiGrazio said she’s thankful to be alive and well with her husband and two daughters after a carbon monoxide scare in their home. “It’s just heartbreaking to think about what could’ve happened,” DiGrazio said. When they got to the house, they had a gas stove put in. They put the detector in the kitchen … → Read More
Lee County family has close call with carbon monoxide
Jaclyn DiGrazio said she’s thankful to be alive and well with her husband and two daughters after a carbon monoxide scare in their home. “It’s just heartbreaking to think about what could’ve happened,” DiGrazio said. When they got to the house, they had a gas stove put in. They put the detector in the kitchen … → Read More
Collier Senior Center program helps with medical expenses
A new program in Collier County is helping seniors pay their pricey medical expenses. Many people who have to see doctors and specialists regularly struggle to make ends meet. “My co-payment is $250, and that’s a lot for me to pay,” said Gisela Concepion. She’s been battling heart problems and ends up seeing a cardiologist … → Read More
Lee Health’s Big Latch On events give support to breastfeeding moms
Moms want what’s best for their baby, and one Lee County woman says she’s fighting back against the stigma of breastfeeding. Do you know your rights when it breastfeeding? wink news anchor channing frampton explains what you need to know — from “the big latch on” class at lee health. Kristen Winne breastfeeds her seven-week-old … → Read More
SWFL air quality: Is it safe & who's monitoring it?
Empty beaches and parking lots: just one of the impacts red tide and algae are having on our coast. Another, the struggle to breathe. It raises the question: is the air safe and who’s monitoring it? Shirley Tebussek and her family just want to enjoy a relaxing day on Fort Myers Beach. “As soon as … → Read More
SWFL air quality: Is it safe & who's monitoring it?
Empty beaches and parking lots: just one of the impacts red tide and algae are having on our coast. Another, the struggle to breathe. It raises the question: is the air safe and who’s monitoring it? Shirley Tebussek and her family just want to enjoy a relaxing day on Fort Myers Beach. “As soon as … → Read More
New guidelines say eating fish could add years to your life
New guidelines from the American Heart Association tell us eating fish could add years to your life. Lance Julien helped start Pure Florida, which takes groups out of Naples to catch their own fresh fish. Something he enjoys himself, “We try to eat fish three days a week,” Julien said. With all the fish she’s … → Read More
Experimental drug may slow or stop Parkinson’s disease
Bound by love and battling a debilitating disease. A Southwest Florida couple are both battling Parkinson’s. As they lean on each other for support, a new experimental drug is giving them hope. “I thought my life was ending, and that was 20 years ago,” That’s how 67-year-old gail Nash says she felt when she was diagnosed … → Read More
Experimental drug may slow or stop Parkinson’s disease
Bound by love and battling a debilitating disease. A Southwest Florida couple are both battling Parkinson’s. As they lean on each other for support, a new experimental drug is giving them hope. “I thought my life was ending, and that was 20 years ago,” That’s how 67-year-old gail Nash says she felt when she was diagnosed … → Read More
Robot repairs a woman's broken heart
Three million Americans every year struggle with a leaky mitral valve. The condition can put strain on the heart, and can cause the muscle to flutter, or beat irregularly. Now a minimally invasive procedure is helping patients get back on their feet faster. Susan Watkins has always been active. “I walk a lot; I work … → Read More
Robot repairs a woman's broken heart
Three million Americans every year struggle with a leaky mitral valve. The condition can put strain on the heart, and can cause the muscle to flutter, or beat irregularly. Now a minimally invasive procedure is helping patients get back on their feet faster. Susan Watkins has always been active. “I walk a lot; I work … → Read More