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Debunking 7 Pregnancy and Delivery Myths
Pregnancy and labor are the source of many of our most well-known medical myths. One of our doctors tells women what they can truly expect. -
4 Questions to Ask Your Doctor Before Starting Your Fitness Journey
Your doctor's office is a good first stop on your new fitness journey. Read four questions to ask the doctor before you begin a healthier, happier life through exercise. -
How to Make the Most of Your Next Doctor Visit
When you make a doctor’s appointment, you’re taking a great first step toward getting and staying healthy. Here’s how to make the most of your visit. -
Foods to Avoid for a Healthy Pregnancy
Expecting a baby means a lot of changes, including what you can eat. Learn how to keep you and your baby safe by avoiding these foods during pregnancy. -
Flu Fact or Fiction?
Every flu season, as many as 20 percent of American's get sick. Here, AdventHealth explains why the flu vaccine is the best way to protect yourself and clarifies fact from fiction. -
How a Simple Test Can Help Your Immunizations Last a Lifetime
If you're like many people, you may not have kept detailed records of your vaccinations. Here's how to learn if they're still active. -
Cancer Screening Guidelines for Each Life Stage
When should women begin mammograms, Pap tests and colonoscopies? Learn about cancer screening guidelines for every age. -
How Your PCP Can Help You Prevent Cancer
There are things you can do every day to reduce your cancer risk. Learn how your primary care provider can help you by developing a customized lifestyle plan for you. -
Postpartum Depression: It’s Normal and Worth Talking About
What is postpartum depression and how does it differ from the baby blues? When should you get help for postpartum depression? Get the answers and learn more on this page. -
A Diabetes Diagnosis – Understanding the Impact
A diabetes diagnosis can be overwhelming and a little scary. The team at AdventHealth is here to help you understand your diagnosis, strengthen your body and ease your mind.
