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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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Sleep and Bone Loss
Estimated read time:Sleep is good for mind and spirit — and our bones. Discover how to get a good night’s sleep and strengthen your bones with these helpful tips.
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Kidney Transplant 101
Estimated read time:Kidney transplant surgery and recovery explained with Dr. Michael Angelis. -
New Year’s Resolution: Schedule Your Cervical Cancer Screenings
Estimated read time:Resolve this new year to maintain better health and get your regular cervical cancer screening scheduled and on your calendar. -
20 Ways to Get More Exercise
Estimated read time:Physical activity can fall to the bottom of our list after a busy day. Learn 20 easy ways to make exercise easy. -
7 Healthy Choices to Lower Your Cancer Risk
Estimated read time:By taking steps to eat right, exercise and make other healthy choices in our everyday lives, we can reduce our risk for many types of cancer.
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Keys to Early Cancer Detection
Estimated read time:You and your doctor can take steps to detect cancer early, when it’s most treatable, with routine screenings for many types of cancer. Learn more. -
What You Should Know About Coronary Artery Disease
Estimated read time:Coronary artery disease (CAD) is a serious condition that can lead to heart attack and, sometimes, death. Learn more. -
What Your Cholesterol Test Tells Us About Your Heart Health
Estimated read time:Cholesterol isn’t all bad. Some cholesterol can lower your risk of heart disease. Learn the ins and outs of cholesterol and how it impacts heart health. -
Take Action to Prevent Cervical Cancer
Estimated read time:Understanding the causes, diagnosis and treatment of cervical cancer in women and how to reduce your risk.