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Cardiac Arrest vs. Heart Attack: Know the Signs to Save a Life
Cardiac arrest and heart attacks are commonly confused heart-related conditions. Learn the differences, symptoms and risk factors of both.
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Should You Go to the Emergency Room or Urgent Care?
Estimated read time:When should you visit an emergency room or see a doctor at an urgent care center? Find out the difference between the two, and when to visit each.
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Massage Therapy for Pain Management
Estimated read time:If you suffer from joint and muscle pain, massage can be a powerful tool to improve your well-being, and it can also complement other therapies for pain management. AdventHealth Sports Med and Rehab...
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When to Have an Imaging Test for Your Headaches
Estimated read time:Chronic headaches or migraines can disrupt your life. Learn more about common causes of chronic headaches, and when imaging might bring the answers you need.
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Are Women More Likely to Have Chronic Pain?
Estimated read time:Learn why women are more likely to experience chronic pain, types of chronic pain and the treatment options.
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Anxiety in Kids: Signs, Symptoms and How You Can Help
Estimated read time:Information on things your kids might be anxious about, symptoms of anxiety in children and how you can help them.
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3 Tips to Avoid Shoulder Injuries
Estimated read time:The shoulder is the body’s most injured joint. Find out how you can prevent and recover from shoulder injuries.
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Healthy Lungs for a Healthy You
Estimated read time:Having healthy lungs is a foundation for a healthy you. We’ll explain how your lungs work, how to keep them healthy and when you should seek pulmonary care.
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Mind Over Matter: Taking Care of Your Mental Health
Estimated read time:As Simone Biles highlights mental health, we share symptoms of common conditions and advice to improve your mental health.
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Healing From Hernias Faster with Robotic Surgery
Estimated read time:Surgeons can use the robotic system to repair a hernia, allowing for smaller incisions, less pain and a faster recovery.