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  • A woman pressing a button of a microwave.
    Lifestyle

    Are Microwaves Hot Spots for Bacteria?

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    New research shows more than a hundred strains of bacteria may be living in your microwave. Discover what this could mean for your health.

  • Woman looking at a product at a pharmacy.
    Health Care

    What to Keep in Your At-Home Flu Kit

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    By taking some easy preparation steps ahead of time to assemble an at-home flu kit, you’ll be more prepared if the flu strikes.

  • A group of kids in uniforms playing soccer.
    Public Health

    Keeping Your Student Athlete Safe

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    You can take steps to help your student-athlete prevent illness and injury.

  • A pregnant woman holds her hand to her stomach.
    Public Health

    What To Expect With Morning Sickness

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    Learn more about morning sickness, including symptoms, how long you should expect it to last and our best practices to feel whole.

  • An older man shoveling snow.
    Public Health

    Shoveling Snow and Heart Attacks: 3 Tips to Stay Safe

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    Snow shoveling is shown to increase your risk of heart attack this winter. AdventHealth has 3 tips to keep you and your loved ones safe.

  • A mother taking her sick child's temperature
    Public Health

    When is the Flu an Emergency?

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    Learn how to determine if your flu symptoms mean a visit to the doctor’s office or the ER.

  • A Teen in Football Pads Getting Tackled
    Sports and Entertainment

    Understanding the Impact of Multiple Concussions

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    Keep reading to learn more about the long-term health risks associated with multiple concussions and how to protect your head.

  • A woman holding her back in pain while sitting on a sofa.
    Public Health

    Seven Ways to Treat Lower Back Pain

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    Learn seven effective ways to relieve your lower back pain.

  • A Woman Looks Both Ways Before Crossing the Street
    Health Care

    Gen Xers and Millennials Are at Higher Risk for 17 Types of Cancers

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    New research shows Gen Xers and millennials have a greater risk of developing 17 types of cancer. Find out which types are on the rise and how to reduce your risks.