Making Heart-Healthy Cooking Fun
Cooking heart-healthy meals can be a fun, collaborative activity for the whole family. Follow these tips to create heart-healthy meals while having fun at the same time.
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Heart-Healthy Ingredient Swaps for Your Holiday Recipes
Heart-healthy alternatives for holiday cooking and baking that are sure to taste delicious.
Recent Blogs at AdventHealth East Orlando
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What Is a Cancer Care Coordinator?
Estimated read time:A cancer diagnosis is life changing and can be overwhelming. Cancer care coordinators can help you navigate your diagnosis, treatment plan, and beyond. -
Dining Dos and Don'ts: 4 Tips To Make Healthier and Tasty Choices
Estimated read time:Discover the best and worst options from tasty and popular cuisines to help you stay on track. -
Infographic: Breast Cancer Gene BRCA1 vs. BRCA2
Estimated read time:There two know genetic mutations BRCA1 and BRCA2 that can produce a higher risk of developing breast or ovarian cancer, or both. Learn the difference.
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Recipe: Cinnamon, Honey and Vanilla Oatmeal
Estimated read time:A warm a soothing meal to start your morning heart healthy. -
One Woman's Story: BRCA2, Cancer and Preventative Surgery
Estimated read time:Facing an inevitable disease, Mariely Rosario chose surgery to cut her risk of a hereditary cancer. -
Where "Dieting" Goes Wrong
Estimated read time:Most people who go on crash diets eventually regain the weight (and sometimes more). So where do things go wrong? -
New Guidelines For Vertigo Will Help Prevent Misdiagnoses and Overtreatment
Estimated read time:If you've ever experienced vertigo, you know how alarming and discombobulating it can be. -
What If You Could Wear An Invisible Hearing Aid Implant That No One Could See?
Estimated read time:Millions of Americans with hearing loss have hearing aids. So why don't they wear them? -
4 Warning Signs Women Shouldn't Ignore
Estimated read time:Tired? Cant find the right words? Feel bloated? How to tell when symptoms that seem minor are really trying to tell you something