Foods that Love You Back — Eat to Boost Your Mental Health
You are what you eat — and so is your mood. Discover what foods can improve your mental health and make you feel healthier, happier and whole.
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Zephyrhills
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Understanding the Different Types of Diabetes
Estimated read time:There are several different types of diabetes. Learn more about the risks and symptoms of each.
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How to Balance Your Family’s Active Summer Schedule
Estimated read time:Summer break from school means keeping the kids occupied. With all the added activities, it can be hard to manage your family’s busy schedule. Learn how.
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How to Keep Kids’ Brains Stimulated Over the Summer
Estimated read time:Check out these helpful tips on keeping your child’s brain active and stimulated over their summer break.
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Teachers: Use Your Summer Break to Take Care of Your Whole Health
Estimated read time:Teachers work hard during the school year. Make summer a time to focus on self-care with these tips from the experts at AdventHealth.
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Nutrition Tips for Your Stage of Life
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What You Need to Know About Nick Saban's Hip Replacement
Estimated read time:Nick Saban had a Mako robotic surgical procedure to replace his hip. Learn more about hip replacement and this innovative procedure.
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Preventing Skin Cancer: How to Protect Your Skin
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BRCA1 and BRCA2 Genes Increase Your Risk for Ovarian Cancer
Estimated read time:BRCA1-2 gene mutations increase your risk for ovarian cancer, not just breast cancer. Learn how to manage your risk.
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How to Talk to Someone Newly Diagnosed with Cancer
Estimated read time:Talking about cancer can be difficult. AdventHealth offers these tips for talking to someone newly diagnosed with cancer.