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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth DeLand
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Tiger Woods Recovering From Emergency Orthopedic Surgery
Estimated read time:Golfer Tiger Woods suffered multiple leg fractures, as well as severe ankle and foot injuries, after a serious car crash.
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Early Detection of Colorectal Cancer Can Save Lives
Estimated read time:In light of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we’re recognizing the risk factors and preventive measures that can reduce your risk.
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Early Detection of Colorectal Cancer Can Save Lives
Estimated read time:In light of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, we’re recognizing the risk factors and preventive measures that can reduce your risk.
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Spine Surgery Advancements Improve Quality of Life for Cancer Patients
Estimated read time:New carbon fiber technology is enabling enhanced follow-up after surgery and improving radiation oncology treatment for cancer patients.
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New Technology: Body Scans in Under 10 Seconds, Now at AdventHealth DeLand
Estimated read time:One of the newest CT scanners is now available at AdventHealth DeLand, providing a faster and more precise imaging experience. -
Effective Ways To Get Your Little Ones To Communicate With You
Estimated read time:If your child struggles with speech or language difficulties, try these tips at home from our therapists. -
Knowing the Signs and Symptoms of Gynecologic Cancers
Estimated read time:Our physicians are recognized leaders in the field of gynecology, caring for the whole health of their patients. -
Stand-Up Comedian Sinbad Recovering From Stroke
Estimated read time:Comedian and actor Sinbad recently had a stroke but is recovering. If you suspect a stroke, here’s what to do and when to go to the ER. -
Manage Your GERD With Safe, Whole-Person Care
Estimated read time:Chronic GERD can leave lasting damage to your esophagus, or even cause cancer. Tell your doctor about occasional heartburn or frequent reflux.