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Why You Should Discuss Your Sex Life With Your Doctor

About 4 percent of Americans identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, but according to a new study these Americans may not be getting comprehensive care because doctors may not ask about their sexual orientation.

How Health Technology Can Help People with Alzheimer’s Disease

Every 67 seconds, someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.

What to Know to Breathe Easier, Even with Asthma

Asthma is a complex lung disorder that affects 25 million Americans. Although the chronic condition is often manageable, 10 people die from asthma each day. Many people who have asthma do not know how to avoid flare ups or do not heed advice on avoiding triggers.

Pregnant with High Blood Pressure? Watch Out for Eclampsia

Chances are your pregnancy will be just fine, but some women develop preeclampsia or even  eclampsia, which can be fatal. Be aware of warning signs, especially if you have risk factors.

Pulling Together: Orlando Health Copes with Pulse Tragedy

Just after 2:00 am on June 12, the Orlando Regional Medical Center Level One Trauma Center and Emergency Room began receiving dozens of seriously injured patients who were victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting. ER doctors, nurses, anesthesiologists and respiratory therapists were quickly joined by off-duty surgeons and other team members to respond to the largest mass casualty they had ever faced.

Lemon-Dijon Green Beans

Green beans are a great source of vitamins and minerals. Have some leftovers from Thanksgiving? Here's a creative way to spice them up!

Green Goddess Dressing

Did you know that avocados are a great source of vitamin E and several other nutrients? Try out this antioxidant-rich dressing recipe by Lauren Popek, a registered dietitian with Orlando Health. 🥑

Breast Reduction Surgery: 5 Things To Consider

Overly large breasts can be a source of emotional stress and physical strain, leading to a range of chronic conditions, including back and neck pain, skin irritation and rashes that won’t go away. They make it difficult to find clothes that fit and can be an obstacle to a more active, athletic lifestyle.

Need a New Hip or Knee Joint? Don’t Sweat It

What to Do If You’re an Expectant Mom During a Hurricane

Hurricane season can bring much anxiety for Floridians, even more so for expectant mothers. Women whose third trimester coincides with hurricane season are often particularly concerned about their safety, including preterm labor and delivering away from a facility and/or hospital. Thankfully, such major storms usually come with adequate warnings that give families time to prepare. Households with pregnant women and/or infants should be aware of a few additional precautions to ensure safety and reduce stress. Making hurricane preparations before the first storm strikes is key.