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Ovarian Cancer Risk: Don't Dismiss Chronic Stomach Troubles
Common stomach ailments may be early warning signs of ovarian cancer. Learn more about your risk of this gynecologic cancer and when to talk to your doctor. -
How Chemotherapy Can Cause Hearing Loss and What to Do About It
Hearing loss can be a common side effect of certain chemotherapy medications. Learn how to spot the signs and symptoms of hearing loss and how to get help. -
What is Hospice?
Is hospice care the right option for you or a loved one? -
Multidisciplinary Breast Cancer Clinic Makes Innovative Treatment Convenient
With expanded therapy options and a new location, AdventHealth’s Multidisciplinary Breast Cancer Clinic continues to offer efficient and innovative care to breast cancer patients in Central Florida. -
IORT Delivers Targeted Cancer Treatment, Spares Healthy Tissue
Instead of spreading radiation therapy over several weeks, new technology condenses it into a single day. Here’s what that could mean for breast cancer treatment at AdventHealth Altamonte Springs. -
The Power of Screening: Mammography Has Saved up to 600,000 Lives
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. -
Beyond the Numbers: Care You Can Count On
The value of care at AdventHealth – a U.S. News & World Report ranked hospital. -
Prostate Cancer Screening — Catch It Early and Save Your Life
Prostate cancer screening can help you get early treatment — learn what to expect during screening exams and what early detection can mean for your health. -
How a Hospice Team Supports Your Whole Family
When your loved one needs hospice care, rest assured that they’ll receive the expert care they deserve at AdventHealth while your family receives support, too. -
Glioblastoma: 5 Things to Know About This Type of Brain Tumor
Five things to know about the brain tumor glioblastoma, with board-certified neuro-oncologist, Dr. Herbert Newton.
