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How a Hospice Team Supports Your Whole Family
When your loved one needs hospice care, rest assured that they’ll receive the expert care they deserve at AdventHealth while your family receives support, too.
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AdventHealth’s Robert W. Holloway, MD, Hosts Gynecologic Oncology Physician Observer from Hong Kong
Man Yee Chu, MD, a gynecologic oncologist from Queen Mary Hospital in Hong Kong, recently spent four weeks observing AHCI Gynecologic Oncology Medical Director Robert W. Holloway, MD. -
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Teachers: Use Your Summer Break to Take Care of Your Whole Health
Teachers work hard during the school year. Make summer a time to focus on self-care with these tips from the experts at AdventHealth. -
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How to Balance Your Family’s Active Summer Schedule
Summer break from school means keeping the kids occupied. With all the added activities, it can be hard to manage your family’s busy schedule. Learn how. -
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Use Summer Break to Take Care of Your Kids’ Whole Health
AdventHealth shows you why summer break is the perfect time to focus on your children's whole health.
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How to Keep Kids’ Brains Stimulated Over the Summer
Check out these helpful tips on keeping your child’s brain active and stimulated over their summer break. -
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What Is Golfer’s Elbow and How Can You Conquer It?
Golfer’s elbow is caused by repetitive stress on the wrist, including from swinging a club. Rest helps, but prevention depends on building flexibility and strength.
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What to Expect When You Break a Hip
President Jimmy Carter fell and broke his hip. Here are tips on ways to avoid his injury, and what to expect if you do need surgery after a spill. -
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Giving the Gift of a Smile to Children in Need
AdventHealth’s Sharing Smiles volunteer health care program has changed the lives of more than 26,000 people in developing countries throughout Latin America. -
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Why Are Pregnancy-Related Deaths on the Rise in the US?
A recent report by the CDC shows pregnancy-related deaths are on the rise in the U.S., especially among women of color.