It’s Not Your Imagination — Here’s Why Colder Weather Brings Illness
Experts at AdventHealth explain the differences between the main types of winter illnesses and what to do if you suspect one.
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Turning Breast Cancer Awareness Into Meaningful Action
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How a Hospice Team Supports Your Whole Family
Estimated read time:When your loved one needs hospice care, rest assured that they’ll receive the expert care they deserve at AdventHealth while your family receives support, too.
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What Does It Mean If You Have Dense Breasts?
Estimated read time:About half of all women have dense breasts. AdventHealth explains what it means — and how it affects your breast cancer risk.
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Cal Ripken Jr. Cancer Free After Prostate Cancer Diagnosis
Estimated read time:After a routine screening with his urologist, a symptom-free Cal Ripken Jr. was diagnosed with prostate cancer at age 59. Early detection is key to beating this sometimes unnoticeable disease.
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Tropical Storms vs. Hurricanes and How to Best Prepare
Estimated read time:Whether you expect a tropical storm or a hurricane, you’ll want to prepare the same way. Learn more about the differences between the two storms.
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We’re Ready for You to Book Your Electrophysiology Test
Estimated read time:If you need an electrophysiology test for an abnormal heartbeat, it’s time to make an appointment. Extra safety measures are in place for your visit.
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When You Might Need Vascular Care
Estimated read time:Learn why it might be important to attend to your vascular health right now. We’re taking extra steps to keep you safe when you visit our facilities.
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For Cardiac Emergencies, We’re Here for You 24/7
Estimated read time:Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a heart attack, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). But when that person with heart attack symptoms is you or a loved one, the...
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Heart Health Care: It’s Time to Get Back on Track
Estimated read time:If you have been putting off a cardiac appointment, it’s safe to get back on track with your in-person appointments. Read how we’re taking steps for your safety.
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Keeping You Safe at Heart Care Appointments
Estimated read time:We’ll keep you safe as you get care for your cardiovascular health. You can see your doctor, get tests and have a heart procedure or surgery as we’re taking extra safety steps.