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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Kissimmee
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How to Read Your Blood Test
Estimated read time:Blood tests can be confusing. This breakdown of basic blood work from AdventHealth will help you understand what your results mean. -
Osteoporosis: Not Just for Women Anymore
Estimated read time:Osteoporosis is often associated with women but AdventHealth explains how osteoporosis also affects men’s health, too. -
Sunscreen Hacks- Get the Most Out of Your Coverage
Estimated read time:Get the most out of your whole family’s sun protection routine with these sunscreen hacks. These easy tips will protect your skin — and whole health — for years to come. -
The Colorectal Cancer Know-How That Could Save Your Life
Estimated read time:March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. Knowing the best ways to prevent and spot colorectal cancer can give you the best chance at effective treatment.
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The Connection Between Heart Disease and Stroke
Estimated read time:Heart disease and stroke have many risk factors in common. Specialists as AdventHealth can help you identify and reduce your risk to also improve your quality of life. -
These Surprising Symptoms Can Signal a Stroke in Women
Estimated read time:Women’s stroke symptoms can go unrecognized and delay lifesaving treatment. AdventHealth offers some helpful tips that could save a life. -
What to Expect at Your Bone Density (DXA) Scan
Estimated read time:Bone density (DXA) scans provide an easy, noninvasive way to measure bone loss. AdventHealth gives a step-by-step breakdown of what to expect at your DXA scan.
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Workout Like the Orlando Magic- Tips from a Trainer
Estimated read time:We have a few trainer tips to boost your top-game basketball performance and whole health too. -
Acute and Chronic Sports Injuries — What’s the Difference?
Estimated read time:Acute or chronic sports injuries have different causes and symptoms. Knowing the difference can help you avoid them and stay off the injured list.