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Volunteer of the Month | Rajia Ackley
AdventHealth Foundation Central Florida is proud to announce Rajia Ackley as our Volunteer of the Month for August.
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BlogsInflammation, Diabetes, and the Pancreas
Q & A with Anna Casu, MD, AdventHealth Translational Research Institute, Associate Investigator
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BlogsA Journey to the Translational Research Institute
Heather Lowman-Spicher's path to joining the Translational Research Institute (TRI) is a unique blend of professional dedication and personal transformation.
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BlogsAdventHealth for Children's Christmas in July
We are incredibly grateful to Dr. Moby Kazmi and his CoPilot Cares team for so generously supporting our littlest patients.
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BlogsVolunteer of the Month | Dr. Andy Taussig
AdventHealth Foundation Central Florida is spotlighting Dr. Andrew Taussig for the July 2024 Volunteer of the Month.
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BlogsDeep Brain Stimulation Changes Margaret's Life
Margaret Kohn's Parkinson's was treated with a series of medications that eventually were no longer effective. This all changed when Dr. Mitesh Lotia introduced her to Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS).
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BlogsHonoring Legacy: Dr. Uday Desai's Scholarship for Women's Health
AdventHealth Foundation Central Florida is grateful for legacies of generosity as that of Dr. Uday Desai, dedicated Medical Director of Pancreas Transplant Vice Chair, Department of Transplantation...
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BlogsEating Well with Type 1 Diabetes: A Guide to Balanced Nutrition
Managing Type 1 diabetes involves more than just medication. A balanced diet is crucial in maintaining reasonable blood sugar control and overall health.
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BlogsStress and Type 1 Diabetes: A Vicious Cycle
Stress and Type 1 diabetes can create a problematic cycle. While stress doesn't directly cause Type 1 diabetes, it can make managing the condition more challenging.
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BlogsUnveiling the Lessons Learned from the PHROG Study
The PHROG study investigated the safety and effectiveness of an investigational medication for preventing hypoglycemia in people with type 1 diabetes who had the condition for over five years.