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What’s a Montessori Bed and Are They Safe For Toddlers?
Learn more about Montessori beds and how to make sure your toddler sleeps safely and comfortably.
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NewsAdventHealth Invests $5 Million in UCF's College of Nursing to Fuel Future of Whole-person Care
AdventHealth is investing $5 million over the next five years in the University of Central Florida College of Nursing.
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NewsAdventHealth’s Central Florida Division Announces CEO Leadership Changes
The changes will advance growth and development for the division’s South market, which includes the communities of Southeast Orlando and Osceola County.
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BlogsAutism in Children: Embracing Neurodiversity and Encouraging Independence
World Autism Awareness Day is April 2, and we celebrate neurodiversity in children every day. Read what it means to have autism, signs your child may be on the spectrum and ways to help them thrive.
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BlogsWhat Are the Different Types of Biopsies?
A biopsy can help your provider diagnose your condition, giving you the best possible care. Learn about different types, why and how they’re done and what to expect afterward.
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NewsFood Drives Feed Need for Meals During Kids’ Summer Break
Cereal, food drives from AdventHealth team members assist in bridging the meal gap when students are out of school for the summer.
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BlogsYour Imaging Appointment: 5 Things We Want You to Know
If you need an imaging test, learn what to expect during your appointment, including how we’re taking steps to protect you.
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NewsPatient's Tremors Disappear After Incision-free Brain Surgery
Forrest Ault walked into AdventHealth Celebration with tremors in both arms so severe that he struggled with simple tasks such as drinking from a cup, writing or clearing the dinner table.
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BlogsTravel and Transit Considerations for Summer Travel
Even though travel is picking up again, it’s still recommended to delay travel until you are fully vaccinated.
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BlogsAl Roker Urges Men to Know Prostate Cancer Risk
TODAY show host Al Roker announced he will undergo prostate removal surgery to treat his newly diagnosed cancer and advised Black men to get screened.