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Orlando Health helps patients understand medical bills
Understanding how to decode and interpret medical bills is akin to learning a new language — or several at once.
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How Health Technology Can Help People with Alzheimer’s Disease
Every 67 seconds, someone in the U.S. is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
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Three Habits for Better Bone Health
Osteoporosis is a disease that causes the bones to lose density or thickness. Bones become fragile and can break easily, even when doing normal activities like stepping off a curb. Ten million Americans have osteoporosis and 80 percent of them are women. But osteoporosis doesn’t have to be a natural part of aging. Three critical habits can help your bones stay strong for a lifetime.
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6 Women’s Health Conditions that Affect Men
Breast cancer, genital warts and menopause — what do all these health conditions have in common? If you guessed that they’re all women’s health issues, you’d be incorrect.
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Tips for Healthy Travel During the Holidays
Nearly 47 million Americans will travel this Thanksgiving, the highest number in eight years.
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How to Have a Healthy Halloween
About 4 percent of all candy eaten in the U.S is consumed on one day — Halloween.
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5 Tips for Staying Healthy While Traveling
It’s summertime, and with summer comes backyard barbecues, swimming with friends, and lots and lots of travel. Whether you’re heading out of town on business or to relax with family and friends, people often forget to stay on top of their health and workout routines. If you put exercise to the back burner as soon as vacations approached, follow these five tips to resume your fitness routine.
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For Athletes, Mental Health Matters — Even at Olympics
How does the greatest gymnast of all time become even greater? By recognizing that mental health is just as important as physical health — and choosing to put herself and her safety first.
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100 Years of Orlando Health: Inspiring a New Century
What does it mean to turn 100 years old? For an organization like Orlando Health, it means celebrating a history of being a pioneer in medicine, growing to meet community needs and adopting new technologies. But it means more than just remembering the past—it means thinking ahead to the next 100 years.
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Study: Older Americans May be Less Healthy Than Previous Generations
Americans are living longer, but according to one recent study they may not be living healthier.
