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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Test Your Knowledge of Essential Health Screenings for Men
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The Effects of Stress and High Cortisol on the Body
Recent Blogs at AdventHealth East Orlando
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What Is a Cancer Care Coordinator?
Estimated read time:A cancer diagnosis is life changing and can be overwhelming. Cancer care coordinators can help you navigate your diagnosis, treatment plan, and beyond. -
Dining Dos and Don'ts: 4 Tips To Make Healthier and Tasty Choices
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Infographic: Breast Cancer Gene BRCA1 vs. BRCA2
Estimated read time:There two know genetic mutations BRCA1 and BRCA2 that can produce a higher risk of developing breast or ovarian cancer, or both. Learn the difference.
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Recipe: Cinnamon, Honey and Vanilla Oatmeal
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One Woman's Story: BRCA2, Cancer and Preventative Surgery
Estimated read time:Facing an inevitable disease, Mariely Rosario chose surgery to cut her risk of a hereditary cancer. -
Where "Dieting" Goes Wrong
Estimated read time:Most people who go on crash diets eventually regain the weight (and sometimes more). So where do things go wrong? -
New Guidelines For Vertigo Will Help Prevent Misdiagnoses and Overtreatment
Estimated read time:If you've ever experienced vertigo, you know how alarming and discombobulating it can be. -
What If You Could Wear An Invisible Hearing Aid Implant That No One Could See?
Estimated read time:Millions of Americans with hearing loss have hearing aids. So why don't they wear them? -
4 Warning Signs Women Shouldn't Ignore
Estimated read time:Tired? Cant find the right words? Feel bloated? How to tell when symptoms that seem minor are really trying to tell you something