Recent Blogs
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Public Health
Do Microplastics Increase the Risk of Cancer and Other Diseases?
Estimated read time:Learn about microplastics and why scientists are concerned about their health risks.
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Health Care
Hospice vs. Home Care
Estimated read time:We want you to know that you and your family will not be alone whether you need hospice or home care. We’re here to explain the differences so you can feel informed.
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Health Care
Autism in Children: Embracing Neurodiversity and Encouraging Independence
Estimated read time:World Autism Awareness Day is April 2, and we celebrate neurodiversity in children every day. Read what it means to have autism, signs your child may be on the spectrum and ways to help them thrive.
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Health Care
The ABCs of Infant Sleep Safety
Estimated read time:With so much to remember when it comes to taking care of your little one, we’re here to break down the ABCs of infant sleep safety for you. Parents and caregivers can rest a little easier knowing that...
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Health Care
How Drinking Water Helps With Acne
Estimated read time:Learn how hydration keeps skin healthy and can help prevent you from developing acne.
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Health Care
Get Moving: 10 Extra Minutes of Exercise Saves Lives
Estimated read time:Did you know that an extra 10 minutes of movement per day can help you live longer? So, skip the elevator, walk up the stairs and see more ways to get moving in our blog.
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Family and Friends
How to Help Your Kids Have a Healthy School Year
Estimated read time:Even in uncertain times, a new school year brings a sense of possibility and hope. Here’s how to set your children up for a healthy, successful school year as they return to their classrooms this fall...
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Mental Health
You Matter: Suicide Awareness and Prevention
Estimated read time:You are not alone. September is Suicide Prevention Month, and we want you to know that you are valuable, your life matters and that there is help if you or someone you care about needs it.
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Lifestyle
Why Are We So Obsessed With Wordle?
Estimated read time:Dr. Karl Kasischke, AdventHealth Tampa neurologist, explains the science behind our attraction to games like Wordle.