Why Friendship Matters to Your Body, Mind and Spirit
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Our friends pick us up, laugh with us and often share common goals. Find out how friends help your body, mind and spirit.
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Your Age-By-Age Guide to Vaccinations
Estimated read time:From newborns to the elderly, vaccines protect us from contagious diseases. Here’s an age-by-age guide to vaccines.
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Anxiety vs. Atrial Fibrillation: Know When to See a Doctor
Estimated read time:Both atrial fibrillation and anxiety can cause a racing heart and other similar symptoms. The right diagnosis is important to start the path to healing.
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Fun Ways to Get Your Family More Active
Estimated read time:Kids need regular exercise to maintain physical, mental and even spiritual health. Discover fun ways to get your whole family moving.
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It’s Important to Get Outside
Estimated read time:Learn why it’s important to get outside to improve your health — body, mind and spirit.
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Stomach Troubles That Won’t Go Away? It May Be Time to See Your Doctor
Estimated read time:Gas, bloating and upset stomach are some of the common signs of ovarian cancer. Learn more about the risk factors and symptoms of this gynecologic cancer.
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What to Expect When You Break a Hip
Estimated read time: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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Emergency Prep 101: Stay Informed and Have a Plan
Estimated read time:Stay safe and reduce stress by planning ahead for emergency situations. Here are some tips from AdventHealth on how to do it.
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A Senior Moment or Something More? Know the Signs
Estimated read time:For some people, changes in their brain's ability to function as it used to may signal the onset of a dementia-related illness such as Alzheimer's disease.