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Silent Heart Attacks: What to Know and When to Get Care
Silent heart attacks can happen to anyone, so it’s important to stay prepared. Know the signs and how to take heart health into your hands.
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Heart of Florida
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Why Every Man Should See Their Primary Care Provider
Estimated read time:Explore the benefits of having a primary care physician (PCP) who specializes in men’s health.
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Lung Cancer May Be Greater Threat to Women than Breast Cancer
Estimated read time:Global research has found that while women’s breast cancer deaths are decreasing, their lung cancer deaths are on the rise.
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Test Your Colorectal Cancer Screening IQ
Estimated read time:Should you start getting screened for colorectal cancer? Learn about your important prevention options with this quick quiz.
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Why Nonsmokers Get Lung Cancer
Estimated read time:Even people who have never lit a cigarette can get lung cancer. Learning about the causes can help you protect yourself.
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Battle High Blood Pressure with CREATION Life
Estimated read time:CREATION Life health principles can help you make positive changes to your well-being, including lowering your blood pressure. Learn more.
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Cancer Screening Guidelines for Each Life Stage
Estimated read time:When should women begin mammograms, Pap tests and colonoscopies? Learn about cancer screening guidelines for every age.
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Osteopenia and Osteoporosis: Reverse the Signs of Aging
Estimated read time:An important part of aging is keeping your bones strong and healthy. Learn more risk factors related to low bone mineral density and tips on prevention and management.
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Blood Pressure and Pregnancy: What You Should Know
Estimated read time:High blood pressure during pregnancy can be dangerous for Mom and baby. Here’s what you should know about managing your blood pressure for a healthier pregnancy.
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Eat Your Way to Lower Blood Pressure
Estimated read time:Learn how eating the right foods may help bring down your blood pressure and reduce your risk for other health problems.