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When Is Your Stomach Pain Something More?
Recent Blogs at AdventHealth for Women — Orlando
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8 Tips to Reduce Holiday Stress
Estimated read time:Although holiday stress is common, it's also preventable. Here are eight tips to help you manage it this season.
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Back-to-School Backpack Safety
Estimated read time:Backpacks can be tough on kids' backs. Here's how you can help.
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8 Tips to Get Nutrient-Rich Foods Onto Your Plate
Estimated read time:Eating right isn’t only about how much we eat. Choosing the right foods — the ones packed with vitamins and minerals — can be more important than quantity.
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Expand Your Eating Horizons at Farmers Markets
Estimated read time:If you want to change how you eat, consider changing how you shop. Farmers markets are a great chance to find new ways to eat healthy.
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How to Avoid Common Summer Illnesses
Estimated read time:Don’t get sick this summer. Learn tips for avoiding common illnesses like food poisoning, swimmer’s ear, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
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The Positive Power of Laughter and Gratitude
Estimated read time:One of the best ways to stay positive during tough times is to equip yourself with humor and gratitude. Check out these tips on adding both to your life.
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What Is Golfer’s Elbow and How Can You Conquer It?
Estimated read time:Golfer’s elbow is caused by repetitive stress on the wrist, including from swinging a club. Rest helps, but prevention depends on building flexibility and strength.
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Could it Be Brain Cancer? Know the Signs
Estimated read time:Brain cancer symptoms like dizziness and trouble with memory can be difficult to spot. Recognizing these “red flag” signs should lead to a talk with your doctor.
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How to Talk to Someone Newly Diagnosed with Cancer
Estimated read time:Talking about cancer can be difficult. AdventHealth offers these tips for talking to someone newly diagnosed with cancer.