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Ways to Lower Your Risk of a Second Heart Attack
Once you’ve had a heart attack, you’re at increased risk for another. AdventHealth shares ways to protect your heart, so you can avoid another cardiac event.
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Blogs10 Different Types of Blood Tests
Did you know there are different blood tests, and they all measure different things? We’re breaking down the 10 most common blood tests to help bring some clarity.
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BlogsTalking About Men’s Health: How to Plan for Your Men’s Well Visit
Having your annual men’s well visit is critical to achieving and maintaining optimal health as you age. Learn more about what to expect at your visit.
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BlogsKnow Your Risk: High Blood Pressure With Diabetes
Learning how to reduce your risk of high blood pressure will help you live a healthier life and lower your chances of getting heart disease. Here’s how.
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BlogsCould a Plant-Based Diet Help You Lose Weight?
A plant-based diet can be an effective strategy for weight loss. Whole, minimally processed plant foods promote feeling full and satisfied while eating less.
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Doctors and ProvidersLeigh Agombar, PA-C
Make an appointment with Leigh Agombar, PA-C at UChicago Medicine AdventHealth now, find contact information and more. Your UChicago Medicine AdventHealth team is dedicated to providing whole-person...Services Offered:
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BlogsStrategies for Preventing Heart Attacks
You can lower your chances of having a heart attack by taking charge of your risk factors. Here's how.
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BlogsWhat to Ask Your PCP to Keep Your Heart Healthy
February is American Heart Month, a time when we can all refocus on our cardiovascular health. This is a good time to schedule a heart-to-heart with your primary care provider (PCP). We’re here to...
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BlogsHow to Read Your Blood Test
Blood tests can be confusing. This breakdown of basic blood work from AdventHealth will help you understand what your results mean.
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BlogsYour Heart Care Shouldn’t Wait
Our cardiac care clinics are open to safely deliver the care you need. We’re here to help you maintain your heart health and stay connected to your heart care team.