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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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Anxiety in Kids: Signs, Symptoms and How You Can Help
Information on things your kids might be anxious about, symptoms of anxiety in children and how you can help them.
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The Whole Picture: How to Create a Family Health History
Learn what a family health history is, how it can improve your health and tips on how to create your own.
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The Whole Picture: How to Create a Family Health History
Learn what a family health history is, how it can improve your health and tips on how to create your own.
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3 Tips to Avoid Shoulder Injuries
The shoulder is the body’s most injured joint. Find out how you can prevent and recover from shoulder injuries.
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What to Expect When Starting Hospice Care at Home
What to expect when you or a loved one begin hospice care at home.
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AdventHealth Sebring Blessed Beginnings Virtual Tour
Take a virtual tour of your baby's birth place! As your big day nears, find out what to expect when you arrive at AdventHealth Sebring to deliver your baby.
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Type 1 vs. Type 2 Diabetes
Learn the key differences between type 1 and type 2 diabetes and understand the treatment options.
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FAQs About Hospice Care
Read for answers to frequently asked questions about hospice care.
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5 Things You Didn’t Know Physical Therapy Could Treat
Did you know physical therapists treat more than injuries? Here are five things physical therapy can treat that you probably didn’t know about.
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The Future of Heart Care: 3 Advancements at AdventHealth
Read how our cardiovascular experts are innovating for the future with minimally invasive techniques and more.
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Are You Using Your Devices Too Much?
Are you worried that you or your loved ones are spending too much time on your devices? Here are signs to look for and how you can cut back on screen time.
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When Pain Won't Wait: Making Your Voice Heard in Emergency Care
Make your voice heard when you're in the emergency room or urgent care. Here's how to help your doctor find the cause of your pain and get relief.