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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The Effects of Stress and High Cortisol on the Body
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth for Women — Orlando
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Protect Your Kids From Classroom Germs
Estimated read time:Protecting your children against germs at school can be a full-time job. Take preventative measures to fight off infections inside the classroom.
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The 5 Vaccines Every Person Over Age 65 Should Consider
Estimated read time:Here are five important vaccines that can help keep people age 65 and older as healthy and vibrant as possible.
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Caring for a Loved One with Memory Loss – and for Yourself
Estimated read time:When a loved one experiences memory loss, it’s important to take care of yourself, too. Support the one you love with dignity and grace.
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Reducing Your Health Risks With Vaccines
Estimated read time:Adults and children need vaccines to help prevent disease. The types you need may depend on your age, health history or where you work and travel.
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What Every Parent Should Know About Vaccines
Estimated read time:From the most routine shots to the newest COVID-19 vaccines, we’re here with immunization guidance for your family.
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What to Expect When Getting a COVID-19 Vaccine
Estimated read time:The most common side effect reported from those who have received a coronavirus vaccine is an injection-site reaction.
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Meet Our Mom: Alex Z
Estimated read time:When I went to AdventHealth in Altamonte for my contractions on June 17th, I never imagined that I would be having an emergency cesarean delivery.
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The Pandemic’s Effects on Cancer Screenings
Estimated read time:COVID-19 caused many people to miss critical appointments, including for cancer screenings.
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What Are the Long-Term Health Effects of COVID-19?
Estimated read time:Even young people, those who had a relatively mild case, and individuals with no previous underlying health conditions have reported lasting problems from COVID-19.