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Why Taylor Swift’s Mom May Not Need Brain Surgery
Though surgery remains an important tool, new technology is offering targeted treatment options without the risks of a brain operation. -
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Understand Your Risk for Coronavirus
Learn about the symptoms of coronaviruses and how they are spread.
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Chest Pain? Here's When to Call an Ambulance
Chest pain isn't uncommon, and most everyone has experienced it at some point in their lives. Although conditions like heartburn don't require immediate medical treatment, there are cases when it's...
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The Truth About Family Medicine Doctors
Today’s family medicine doctor is a specialist who plays an important role in patients’ lives. These doctors can help prevent, diagnose and treat illness, and connect you with specialists when needed... -
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Whole Health for Your Whole Family for Your Whole Lives
Learn how a family medicine doctor can improve the health of your whole family, at every stage of life, from infant to geriatric care. -
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Justin Bieber's Battle With Lyme Disease: Behind the Diagnosis
Justin Bieber recently revealed some insight into his battle with Lyme disease. Learn how to identify the symptoms of Lyme disease and prevent the spread of infection. -
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Could You Have A Heart Attack and Not Know It?
Silent heart attacks don’t have the same symptoms as regular heart attacks but are just as serious. Safeguard your heart by scheduling a checkup with an AdventHealth specialist.
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Surviving a Heart Attack: Why Care in the First Hours is Critical
If you have a heart attack, getting treatment quickly could mean a better recovery. Your first step is to know the signs of a heart attack.
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How Runners Can Ease Muscle Soreness
Whether you’re a new or seasoned runner, you’re bound to experience muscle soreness at some point. Learning how to soothe aching muscles is an important part of the training process. -
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What's the Difference Between a CT and MRI?
Learn what to expect from your CT scan or MRI, and how your AdventHealth Imaging team can make you feel safe and supported during a scan.