Health Screenings to Schedule for the New Year
Discover health screenings you should consider scheduling for the new year.
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Why This Year’s Flu Season Is More Complicated Than Ever
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Recent Blogs
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Immunization Updates for This Year’s Cold and Flu Season
Estimated read time:To stay safe from viruses as flu season approaches, find out how this year’s immunization updates affect you and your family.
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5 Ways to Take Care of Your Liver
Estimated read time:Learn five ways to keep your liver functioning well from the experts at AdventHealth.
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Breast Cancer Awareness: Unraveling Myths, Revealing Facts
Estimated read time:Learn about breast cancer, including facts about the disease and some common misconceptions.
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AdventHealth Named Top Brand in Gartner Digital IQ Index
Estimated read time:In June 2023, AdventHealth received the Gartner Digital IQ Index Award, recognizing our digital health care marketing efforts as the best in the nation.
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Pediatric Heart Care: Parents’ Guide
Estimated read time:The journey towards better pediatric heart care requires a collaborative effort, with parents, providers and communities to promote physical, specifically cardiac, well-being.
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Depression in Older Adults Recognizing and Addressing Mental Health
Estimated read time:Depression in older adults is often hard to recognize. Learn the signs to look for and how to support a loved one or friend with the condition.
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Prostate Cancer: Early Detection, Advancements and Treatment Options
Estimated read time:In honor of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, learn about one of the most common cancers affecting men, as well as the importance of early detection.
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Skin Deep: What is Merkel Cell Carcinoma?
Estimated read time:Learn the symptoms, causes and treatments for Merkel cell carcinoma, a fast-growing skin cancer that can be deadly.
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The Spectrum of Care: Optimizing Health Care for Individuals With Down Syndrome
Estimated read time:People with Down syndrome may look and act similarly, but they often have very different needs from one another. Learn more about the genetic disorder in our latest blog.