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Five Super Foods to Boost Your Heart Health
Estimated read time:Your heart is an amazing, powerful organ. Add these super foods to your grocery cart to boost your body, mind and spirit with a heart-healthy diet.
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Physical Effects of Stress: Manage It to Protect Your Health
Estimated read time:Stress can cause serious problems. AdventHealth explains the health risks and physical symptoms associated with stress and how you can prevent them.
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These Health Screenings Could Save Your Life
Estimated read time:Protect your long-term wellness by learning which health screenings you should never put off.
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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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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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5 Things Millennials Should Know About Colon Cancer
Estimated read time:We’re here with our expert, general surgeon Michele Malit, DO, with five tips to help you stay proactive and protect yourself against colon cancer. -
4 Benefits of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery
Estimated read time:We’re here with our expert, neurosurgeon Jesna Sublett, MD, to let you in on four noteworthy facts about minimally invasive spine surgery that you may not know. Read more.
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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.
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Don’t Put Your Health on Hold: See Your Primary Care Provider Today
Estimated read time:There are many reasons to have a PCP by your side, such as preventing life-limiting conditions and caring for the whole person. Learn about the importance of having a PCP.