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AdventHealth physician and team take recently developed brain-eating amoeba test to the next level to accelerate patient diagnosis and treatment
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Ensuring Early and Accurate Diagnosis of Cardiac Amyloidosis to Initiate Timely Multidisciplinary Treatment
Marcos Hazday,MD, sheds light on Amyloidosis, a condition previously considered rare but now recognized as more prevalent than initially believed. He explains amyloidosis is a amyloid proteins build...
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Eighth-generation physician blends science and art with her Eastern heritage to provide whole-person care
AdventHealth cardiologist Puxiao Cen, M.D. is an eighth-generation physician from China who blends of art and science with her Eastern culture to help connect with patients, help them heal and feel...
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AdventHealth for Women Orlando First in Florida Named Level IV Maternal Care Verified Facility by The Joint Commission
AdventHealth for Women Orlando recently became the first facility in Florida to earn a Level IV Maternal Center Designation through The Joint Commission’s Maternal Levels of Care (MLC) Verification...
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AdventHealth physicians call their mission trip to help children with facial defects a labor of love
AdventHealth physicians Dr. Christopher Dobson and Dr. Rajendra Sawh-Martinez recently returned from a medical mission trip abroad, donating their time to travel to improve the lives of kids with...
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AdventHealth for Children and UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh: A Unique Partnership to Expand Access to Lifesaving Pediatric Liver Transplants
AdventHealth for Children in Florida has partnered with UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh to establish Orlando’s first comprehensive pediatric liver transplant program. The program at...
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New research shows having an inflammatory side effect during monoclonal antibody treatments for lung cancer is linked to improved survival rates
For those with advanced non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), having an immune or inflammatory side effect, called an immune-related adverse event (irAE) from a monoclonal antibody treatment correlates...
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AI-powered imaging device tested in real-time as part of AdventHealth prostate cancer research study
A new clinical research study, conducted in partnership between CytoVeris Inc. and AdventHealth in Central Florida, will investigate the precision of using an AI-powered imaging device during surgery...
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AdventHealth physicians explain Post-COVID Clinic model and first year research findings during American Hospital Association podcast
As the health care community evolves from pandemic to endemic, many hospitals are realizing the need for multidisciplinary COVID-19 clinics, like the AdventHealth model. AdventHealth physicians share...
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Research and teaching are our future: AdventHealth Chief Clinical Officer reflects on three decades of leadership
As AdventHealth Central Florida Division Chief Clinical Officer, Neil Finkler, M.D., prepares to retire he reflects on his three decades with AdventHealth, the highlights of how he saw medicine change...
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Bridge-enhanced Anterior Cruciate Ligament Repair (BEAR®) Implant Promotes Healing of Native Torn ACL in Pediatric Patients
The incidence of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears, one of the most common sports injuries in pediatric patients, has increased during the last 20 years with females at higher risk, and most...
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AdventHealth research contributes to approval of first FDA-approved drug to delay onset of Type 1 diabetes
After nearly 10 years as part of the TrialNet studies, physicians at AdventHealth Central Florida Division are now administering the world’s first treatment to delay the onset of Type 1 diabetes (T1D)...
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AdventHealth First in Central Florida to Offer Movement Disorder Patients Access to NeuroSphere Virtual Clinic for Remote Adjustment of Neurostimulation Devices
Deep brain stimulation (DBS), a surgical procedure to help relieve symptoms of movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease and dystonia, has improved the quality of life for some patients, easing...
