Chest Pain? Here's When to Call an Ambulance
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Chest pain can be serious, and it's important to know when to head to the emergency room right away. Here are tips on when to call 911.
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Diagnosing and Treating Congenital Breast Asymmetry
Get help navigating congenital breast asymmetry as a teen or young adult, and discover treatment options from our experts at AdventHealth.
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Orlando
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Emilia Clarke Shares Story of Aneurysm Survival
Estimated read time:Learn more about the causes and treatment options for aneurysms, as well as the dangerous subarachnoid hemorrhage they can sometimes cause.
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Your Guide to Ensuring a Fall-Free Life
Estimated read time:Falls are one of biggest causes of serious injury and disability. Building your balance and safeguarding your home are two of the best ways to prevent falls.
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How to Protect Your Loved Ones From Falls and Home Accidents
Estimated read time:Whether they’re a young child or an older adult, protecting the people we care about from falls and accidents is part of keeping them safe.
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Don’t Wait: 15 Reasons to Head to the Emergency Room
Estimated read time:15 reasons to call 911 immediately and seek treatment at your local AdventHealth ER.
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Heart Health 101 With Dr. Rajesh Maharaj
Estimated read time:Board-certified cardiologist, Rajesh Maharaj, MD, explains the risks for heart disease, how to prevent it and how to identify your risk.
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The Colorectal Cancer Know-How That Could Save Your Life
Estimated read time:March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Knowing the best ways to prevent and spot colorectal cancer can give you the best chance at effective treatment.
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What to Expect at Your Bone Density (DXA) Scan
Estimated read time:Bone density (DXA) scans provide an easy, noninvasive way to measure bone loss. AdventHealth gives a step-by-step breakdown of what to expect at your DXA scan.
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Acute and Chronic Sports Injuries — What’s the Difference?
Estimated read time:Acute or chronic sports injuries have different causes and symptoms. Knowing the difference can help you avoid them and stay off the injured list.