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Recent Blogs
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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.
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5 Tips for Infant Heat Safety
Updated:Estimated read time:Learn how to keep your baby safe in the heat this summer, including how to dress them, keep them hydrated and what to avoid.