Most Common Holiday Mishaps and How to Avoid Them
This holiday season, keep your family safe, healthy and out of the emergency room. Follow these tips for avoiding some of the most common holiday mishaps.
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Collaborative Care for Childhood Cancer Kindles Hope and Healing
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth for Children
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How Does Caffeine Affect Your Heart?
Estimated read time:Have you ever wondered how the caffeine in your morning cup of Joe affects your heart? Let’s break it down.
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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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Checking in With Your Mental Health During the Pandemic
Estimated read time:Here are some strategies to reduce stress and anxiety, along with symptoms to keep in check.
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Easy Ways to Get Your Kids to Eat Veggies
Estimated read time:Kids like veggies when they taste great. Learn how to get your kids to eat more vegetables at every meal.
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Tackling Tough Topics With Your Kids
Estimated read time:It’s important to keep an open line of communication with your kids during tough times. Here are some tips on how to tackle difficult topics in kid-friendly ways.
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Use Summer Break to Take Care of Your Kids’ Whole Health
Estimated read time:AdventHealth shows you why summer break is the perfect time to focus on your children's whole health.
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The ABCs of Infant Sleep Safety
Estimated read time:With so much to remember when it comes to taking care of your little one, we’re here to break down the ABCs of infant sleep safety for you. Parents and caregivers can rest a little easier knowing that...
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Pick Your Pace: Walk and Run Your Way to Whole Health
Estimated read time:Learn about the health benefits of walking and running for exercise, along with key differences and similarities so you can pick the right pace for you.
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Seasonal Mood Disorder Can Strike in Summer, Too
Estimated read time:Seasonal mood disorder isn’t only prevalent in the winter. It can strike in the summer too. Learn more about causes, symptoms and treatments below.