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Best Types of Exercise After Bariatric Surgery
“When can I start exercising?” Bariatric patients ask that question frequently, both before their weight-loss surgery and after.
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Recovering from a Miscarriage? What You Need To Know
Miscarriage is unfortunately very common and yet not talked about enough, leaving many women unsure what to do.
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Revised Guidelines for Bariatric Surgery. Are You a Candidate?
“Sure, you are struggling with your weight,” well-meaning friends might say when you tell them you’re exploring weight-loss surgery. “But isn’t surgery extreme?”
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Irregular Menstrual Cycle? Watch for Heart Problems Later On
If your periods are irregular, listen up. You might be more likely than others to have heart issues in the future.
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Prepare Your Child for an Outpatient Procedure
Children, like adults, get anxious about the unknown. When children learn they have an upcoming hospital procedure, they need -- and deserve -- developmentally appropriate information.
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Is It a Heart Attack? Or Something Else?
Not all chest pains are created equal. And they don’t always mean you’re having a heart attack.
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How To Protect Yourself from Lip Cancer
In a recent heartfelt letter to viewers, Orlando TV anchor Greg Warmoth bravely opened up about his lip cancer diagnosis. This news serves as a reminder of the importance of raising awareness about this particular form of cancer, available treatments and preventive steps that can be taken.
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When Cardiac Arrest Strikes Young Athletes
When a prominent young athlete suffers a cardiac arrest, it creates shockwaves in the world of sports and beyond. How does this happen to someone in peak physical condition? And what does that mean for the rest of us?
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Colorectal Cancer: Young Adults Should Watch for These Red Flags
Paying attention to your body — especially when you go to the bathroom — could save your life. That’s because some of the earliest signs of deadly colorectal cancer are tied to your bowel habits. For young adults, it’s especially important because this cancer is occurring more often before you typically are screened.
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Sugar Shock: How To Avoid Added — and Unwanted — Sugar in Your Diet
Sugar — like Florida alligators — is everywhere you’d think it would be and most places you wouldn’t.
