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8 Realistic, Reachable Wellness Goals
Estimated read time:These eight wellness goals are more realistic than resolutions, and more sustainable, too.
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Virtual Racing 101
Estimated read time:Running a virtual race can be a safe and convenient alternative to the traditional 5Ks, 10Ks, half marathons and marathons that have been postponed or canceled lately.
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New Cervical Cancer Prevention Guidelines Every Woman Should Know
Estimated read time:The American Cancer Society’s cervical cancer screening guidelines recently changed. Here’s a summary of the most important updates women should know.
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Knowing the Signs and Symptoms of Gynecologic Cancers
Estimated read time:Early detection is the key to beating gynecologic cancers. Knowing the signs and symptoms to look out for, and following up on annual screenings, can help save your life.
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A Plant-Based Diet Supports Cancer Prevention
Estimated read time:Plant foods provide nutrients that can prevent cancer. Vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients boost immune function, protect cells and reduce inflammation.
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Cancer Screening Guidelines for Each Life Stage
Estimated read time:Cancer screenings can be lifesaving. Feel safe getting your screening now. AdventHealth is taking steps to protect you.
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Cancer Screening Guidelines for Each Life Stage
Estimated read time:Cancer screenings can be lifesaving. Feel safe getting your screening now. We're taking steps to protect you during your screening.
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Early-Stage Treatment for Lung Cancer Can Be Lifesaving
Estimated read time:When it comes to lung cancer, early-stage treatment is most successful. Don’t put off seeking help.
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Test Your Colorectal Cancer Screening IQ
Estimated read time:Test your knowledge of colon cancer and when you need to get screened. A simple preventive test could save your life.