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Recent Blogs
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Your First Mammogram: What You Need to Know
Updated:Estimated read time:If it’s time for your first mammogram, it’s understandable to be nervous and you might have some fear of the unknown. We’re here to clarify what to expect during your first mammogram with preparation...
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Heads Up: Protecting Your Young Athlete From a Concussion
Updated:Estimated read time:While the risk of concussion should be recognized, our experts encourage physical activity at all ages. Learn more about how to keep your child safe.
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Find Relief from Hot Flashes and Night Sweats
Updated:Estimated read time:Hot flashes often come with menopause and can stop you in your tracks. Luckily, there are more treatment options than ever before to help you get relief.
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Gluten Intolerance vs. Celiac Disease: What is the Difference?
Updated:Estimated read time:With gluten-related health issues on the rise, learn how to identify the differences between gluten intolerance and celiac disease.
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6 Things You Might Not Know About Midwifery Care
Updated:Estimated read time:Nurse midwives are highly trained and credentialed to provide comprehensive care for life well beyond pregnancy, labor and deliver. Read more as our experts debunk some common misconceptions with the...
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Do Gummy Vitamins Work?
Updated:Estimated read time:Among the wide variety of vitamin supplement options, gummy vitamins are quite popular. Learn about their effectiveness.
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Returning to Sports After an Injury
Updated:Estimated read time:If you’re an athlete coping with a sports injury, our rehabilitation experts at AdventHealth will guide you through every stage of your recovery.
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The Pros and Cons of Sugar Substitutes
Updated:Estimated read time:Sugar substitutes promise sweetness without calories, but research is mixed on health effects. Learn more about sugar alcohols and artificial sweeteners.
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Stages and Signs of Menopause
Updated:Estimated read time:You may experience signs of menopause developing years before it officially happens. Find out what to expect as you make the transition.