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Fun Ways to Get Your Family More Active
Estimated read time:Kids need regular exercise to maintain physical, mental and even spiritual health. Discover fun ways to get your whole family moving.
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7 Preventive Screenings You Should Never Skip
Estimated read time:Undergoing regular preventive screenings is critical for a woman to achieve and maintain optimal health. Learn more.
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How Running Tech Can Improve Your Health
Estimated read time:Running gadgets can be irresistible. Technology continues to permeate so many aspects of our lives – and running is no different. Learn how tech can improve your training.
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Debunking the Top 6 Mammography Myths
Estimated read time:Learn the six most common myths about your annual mammogram screening and discover why your preventive care matters.
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Less-Invasive Heart Surgery Techniques Revolutionize Treatment
Estimated read time:Heart valve disorders can be life-threatening, but new technologies offer treatments and cures that don’t involve open-heart surgery. Learn more about the options at AdventHealth.
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Strategies for Preventing Heart Attacks
Estimated read time:You can lower your chances of having a heart attack by taking charge of your risk factors. Here's how.
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Safety Tips for Running in the Heat
Estimated read time:When summer temperatures spike, follow these tips from AdventHealth to make sure you stay safe on your run.
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Staying in the Game: How to Prevent Overuse Injury
Estimated read time:Overuse injuries happen when we push our body too hard, too quickly. By going slowly, we get the benefits of exercise while avoiding the risks of injury.
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How Playing a Sport Can Improve Your Mental Health
Estimated read time:Playing a sport can improve your physical fitness, boost your mood and ward off stress and depression. Learn more.