Health Screenings to Schedule for the New Year
Discover health screenings you should consider scheduling for the new year.
The AdventHealth Blog
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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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New Cervical Cancer Prevention Guidelines Every Woman Should Know
Estimated read time:The American Cancer Society’s cervical cancer screening guidelines recently changed. Here’s a summary of the most important updates women should know.
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Lung Cancer Screening: What Is It & What to Expect
Estimated read time:For those at high risk, screenings help identify lung cancer early, leading to faster treatment & improved outcomes. Learn more about what to expect with this screening test.
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Don’t Forget Your Sunscreen This Winter
Estimated read time:UV rays can cause damage any time of year. Find out why we recommend an SPF, even in the winter.
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Knowing the Signs and Symptoms of Gynecologic Cancers
Estimated read time:Early detection is the key to beating gynecologic cancers. Knowing the signs and symptoms to look out for, and following up on annual screenings, can help save your life.
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How to Support a Friend with Breast Cancer
Estimated read time:Friends can reduce burdens and lift spirits throughout a loved one’s cancer journey. Learn practical ways to help.
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The Truth About Dense Breasts, Implants and Mammograms
Estimated read time:Find out what dense breasts or implants mean for your health.
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What is Molecular Breast Imaging?
Estimated read time:Molecular breast imaging is a functional imaging test that identifies abnormal cell activity to diagnosis breast cancer. Learn more.
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Why Women With Breast Cancer Are Living Longer
Estimated read time:Breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body is the most severe form of the disease. But women with metastatic breast cancer are living longer.
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Cal Ripken Jr. Cancer Free After Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
Estimated read time:After a routine screening with his urologist, a symptom-free Cal Ripken Jr. was diagnosed with prostate cancer at age 59. Early detection is key to beating this sometimes unnoticeable disease.