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Healing Little Hearts: Understanding 3 Types of Congenital Heart Defects
When babies’ hearts don’t grow quite right in the womb, they might have congenital heart defects. Read more about the three main types of congenital heart defects, here. -
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Helping Children Thrive With Congenital Heart Disease
While congenital heart disease can affect your child’s growth and development, there are some things you can do to help them thrive. And we’re here to support your whole family with the tools you need...
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When the Nurse Becomes the Patient: Carilou’s Breast Cancer Experience
Carilou, a breast cancer survivor and a member of the AdventHealth Bell Choir, talks how her hallowed journey through the life-threatening disease brought her in touch with the love of other survivors... -
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Actor Misha Collins' Goal With Hip Replacement: Playing Kickball With My Kids
Actor Misha Collins tweeted about his recent hip replacement surgery to make sure he's active and present in his children's lives. Learn more about how hip replacement surgery can help many put pain... -
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How to Feel Whole Before a Storm
When strong storms are approaching, it helps to have your body, mind and spirit prepared for what could be ahead. Learn how to help your family prepare for the bad weather.
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10 Bible Verses to Bring Peace During Stormy Weather
Here are 10 Bible verses to reflect on when you learn that a big storm is approaching.
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Ten Things You Can Do to Stay Calm During a Storm
The next time you get stuck inside during a storm, use your time to rest, declutter and bond with your family.
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Here’s Why You Should Prepare for Flooding
AdventHealth shares tips to help you and your family prepare when flooding is expected to affect your area.
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Roxette Singer's Brain Cancer and Passing: Know the Signs
Marie Fredriksson, vocalist for hit band Roxette, passed away this week after a 17-year battle with brain cancer. Back in 2002, she received her first brain tumor diagnosis. Here are some ways to... -
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Up to 600,000 Lives Saved by Mammograms
Mammograms have saved up to 600,000 American lives in the past 30 years. Even so, only about half of women get regular mammograms. Here’s why that should change.