It’s Not Your Imagination — Here’s Why Colder Weather Brings Illness
Experts at AdventHealth explain the differences between the main types of winter illnesses and what to do if you suspect one.
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Most Common Holiday Mishaps and How to Avoid Them
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6 Most Common Summer Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Estimated read time:Summer activities also bring more risk of injury. Learn how to prevent six common kinds and how we can care for you if the unexpected happens.
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Common Household Burns and the Surprising Things That Cause Them
Estimated read time:You may be surprised to learn that the chemicals in everyday household cleaning products can cause burns if you aren’t careful. Learn more.
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Heat Stroke 101: Stay Safe This Summer
Estimated read time:Learn more about heat stroke, including how to recognize the signs and symptoms and when to seek medical care.
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Heat Stroke 101: Stay Safe This Summer
Estimated read time:Learn more about heat stroke, including how to recognize the signs and symptoms and when to seek medical care.
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How to Pack a “Go Bag” for the Emergency Room
Estimated read time:Stay prepared and learn what items to have in your ER “go bag” in case of an emergency.
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What to Do if Your Child Swallows a Lithium Battery
Estimated read time:In an emergency, everything comes down to how well you're prepared to handle the unexpected before it becomes an emergency.
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Keeping Your Kids Safe Around Water
Estimated read time:With the summer heat on the way, it’s almost time to break out the bathing suits and sunscreen. To ensure your kids are safe, keep these water safety tips in mind.
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Keeping Your Kids Safe Around Water
Estimated read time:With the summer heat on the way, it’s almost time to break out the bathing suits and sunscreen. To ensure your kids are safe, keep these water safety tips in mind.
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Hernias 101: What You Need to Know
Estimated read time:Hernias can happen to anyone and are sometimes dangerous. Knowing the symptoms and understanding your risk can help you get the help you need, when you need it.