How to Support a Friend with Breast Cancer
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Friends can reduce burdens and lift spirits throughout a loved one’s cancer journey. Learn practical ways to help.
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How to Pack a “Go Bag” for the Emergency Room
Stay prepared and learn what items to have in your ER “go bag” in case of an emergency.
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When Is Your Stomach Pain Something More?
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Estimated read time:Talking about cancer can be difficult. AdventHealth offers these tips for talking to someone newly diagnosed with cancer.
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How to Prevent Heartburn from Becoming Cancer
Estimated read time:Cancer of the esophagus, the pipe that brings food to the stomach, is often caused by long-term acid reflux, or heartburn. Here’s what to watch out for.