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The Effects of Stress and High Cortisol on the Body
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Dade City
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7 Things to Know About Hernias
Estimated read time:A hernia happens when an intestine or other organ sticks out of the tissues that cover it. Surgery can patch the hole in this covering. -
Fibroid Facts: You Might Be Surprised By These 9 Truths
Estimated read time:Diagnosed with fibroids? Here are your treatment options. -
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. -
His and Hers Hernias
Estimated read time:It's a problem you probably associate with men, but women can suffer from hernias too. -
How 3D Mammograms Bring a New Dimension to Cancer Detection
Estimated read time:Our introduction of 3D mammography is giving women more detailed images that do a better job at spotting breast cancer at the earliest stages. -
How Robotic Surgery Is Helping Hernia Patients Recover Faster
Estimated read time:Robotic surgery for hernia repair is helping patients recover more quickly and experience less pain when compared with traditional “open” surgery.
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How to Master Menopause
Estimated read time:Menopause is a midlife milestone virtually all women face, but that doesn’t make it any simpler. These tips should help you understand and react to menopause. -
The Power of Screening: Mammography Has Saved up to 600,000 Lives
Estimated read time:Mammograms have saved up to 600,000 American lives in the past 30 years. Even so, only about half of women get regular mammograms. Here’s why that should change. -
Understanding Hernias
Estimated read time:We explain what hernias are, how they’re treated and what can be done to prevent them.