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Walking vs. Running: Which Is Better for Heart Health?
Learn more about how walking may be better than running for your heart health, its unique health benefits and how you can increase your daily step count.
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Daytona Beach
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Is It a Cold, the Flu, COVID-19 or Allergies?
Estimated read time:Learn key differences between colds, the flu, COVID-19 and allergies to keep you and your team members productive and well all year long.
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How Women Can Protect Themselves Against Cancer
Estimated read time:Undergoing regular preventive screenings is critical for a woman to lower her risk of developing cancer. Learn more.
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Women’s Health Screenings for Your To-Do List
Estimated read time:Learn how to safeguard your long-term well-being with preventive health screenings.
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Women’s Health Screenings for Your To-Do List
Estimated read time:Learn how to safeguard your long-term well-being with preventive health screenings.
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Women: Take Time to Care for You During the Holidays
Estimated read time:Women and self-care. AdventHealth explains the importance of taking time to take care of yourself and offers tips to get started.
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Women: Take Time to Take Care of You During the Holidays
Estimated read time:Women and self-care. AdventHealth explains the importance of taking time to take care of yourself and offers tips to get started.
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Rest vs. Sleep: Know the Difference for Whole Health
Estimated read time:Rest involves your whole being, not just your body. With complete and regular rest, you will restore your health, enhance your performance and achieve an amazing sense of wellness.
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Robotic Surgery Options for Hernia Repair
Estimated read time:We’re here with our expert general surgeon, Gregory Burgoyne, MD, with valuable information on hernias and robotic surgery hernia repair.
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What Does Being a Baby-Friendly® Hospital Mean?
Estimated read time:AdventHealth Daytona Beach and AdventHealth Celebration are Baby-Friendly® designated hospitals. Learn about what this means for you and your baby’s lifelong health.