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The Clean & Safe Assurance: Our Commitment to You
Learn what the AdventHealth Clean & Safe Assurance badge stands for and how our enhanced policies around cleaning, sanitation and safety help protect you. -
Practicing “Serve and Return” Can Boost Your Baby’s Development
Learn how to support your baby’s developing language skills by using “serve and return” interactions and intentional play. -
Knowing the Signs and Symptoms of Gynecologic Cancers
Our U.S. News & World Report ranked “Best in Women’s Care” physicians are recognized international leaders in the field of gynecologic oncology, caring for the whole health of their patients. -
Mammograms Offer the Best Chance of Early Detection
A mammogram makes it possible to detect breast cancers, benign tumors and cysts, before you can even feel them. Read more, here. -
Dorine Olive Rang in The New Year By Ringing the Bell For Her Final Chemo Treatment
Dorine, an ovarian cancer survivor, has found strength and inspiration in her love of living life and experiencing and creating memories with her loved ones. Now, she wants to share her knowledge and... -
Mai Linh’s Battle With Ovarian Cancer
Mai Linh and her care team are closely monitoring her gynecologic cancer. Read how she's pursuing recovery with her oncologist. -
How You Can Avoid Kidney Stones
While kidney stones are among the most painful conditions, you can avoid them by following a few practical steps. -
Is It Allergies or a Cold?
Runny nose, coughing, sneezing? Get to the bottom of your congestion. Discover the difference between seasonal allergies and the common cold. -
Meet Sherry Baird, Ovarian Cancer Warrior
Sherry Baird has faced gynecologic cancer numerous times. Read her story and how to participate in Teal Takeover to make a difference for women like her. -
The Best Thing You Can Do to Protect Your Child From the Flu
At AdventHealth, we recommend everyone 6 months and older get the flu vaccine as early in the fall as possible – ideally before the flu begins spreading in your community.
