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The AdventHealth Blog
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Six Most Common Summer Injuries and How to Prevent Them
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Central Texas
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School Starts Soon. Is Your Child Vaccinated?
Estimated read time:Make sure your children are up-to-date on vaccines before sending them back to school.
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Use Summer Break to Take Care of Your Kids’ Whole Health
Estimated read time:AdventHealth shows you why summer break is the perfect time to focus on your children's whole health.
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Behind the Blood Test: “Good” vs. “Bad” Cholesterol
Estimated read time:The best treatments to lower LDL or “bad” cholesterol levels involve a range of different methods, including lifestyle and diet. Speaking with your doctor and getting a lipid profile test is the first...
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5 Easy Ways to Lower Your Blood Pressure
Estimated read time:Need to lower your blood pressure? AdventHealth suggests these five easy techniques.
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Stomach Pain: Know When to Get Help
Estimated read time:Stomach pain can range from minor to severe pain. Sometimes, it can be difficult to know when a little rest might do the trick, or you need to seek immediate treatment at a nearby emergency room or...
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9 Ways a Morning Walk Can Boost Your Body, Mind and Spirit
Estimated read time:Learn the ways a regular morning walk can lead to whole-health benefits to last you a lifetime.
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10 Ways to Take Care of Your Heart During the Holidays
Estimated read time:The holiday season usually comes with overindulgence. Take healthy steps to protect your heart this holiday season with these 10 tips.
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Getting the Right Spine Care, Right Now
Estimated read time:Learn more about our spine care treatment options and how to prevent back or neck pain in our blog.
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Are Those Aches Arthritis?
Estimated read time:Are sore, achy and swollen joints a sign of arthritis or just run-of-the-mill stiffness? Learn signs it might be arthritis.