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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Estimated read time:There are many reasons to have a PCP by your side, such as preventing life-limiting conditions and caring for the whole person. Learn about the importance of having a PCP.
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Taking Control of Your Life With Heart Failure
Estimated read time:A well lived life is one worth celebrating, and by taking your health into your own hands, you can prepare to maximize your time while living with heart failure.
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Is It a Mole or Skin Cancer?
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How Your Primary Care Doctor Can Help You Prevent Cancer
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10 Things You Should Know About Lung Cancer
Estimated read time:Lung cancer is more common than you think. These 10 facts about lung cancer can help you avoid it or get treatment when you need it.
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Estimated read time:Kids need regular exercise to maintain physical, mental and even spiritual health. Discover fun ways to get your whole family moving.
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Debunking the Top 6 Mammography Myths
Estimated read time:Learn the six most common myths about your annual mammogram screening and discover why your preventive care matters.
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Strategies for Preventing Heart Attacks
Estimated read time:You can lower your chances of having a heart attack by taking charge of your risk factors. Here's how.
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Estimated read time:Overuse injuries happen when we push our body too hard, too quickly. By going slowly, we get the benefits of exercise while avoiding the risks of injury.