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  • Thomas Joseph, MD

  • Tanisha M Johnson, APRN

  • Travis M. Johnson, DPM

  • Pasta-Free Primavera

    Try this tasty pasta-free primavera by Melissa Perry, a registered dietitian at Orlando Health Cancer Institute. It's an easy way to feed your family more vegetables! If you want to make this a meat-free dish, omit the chicken breasts.

  • Joanne Thio, MD

    Joanne earned her medical degree from Touro University Nevada in Las Vegas, NV. She stayed in Las Vegas to complete her pediatric residency at the UNLV Pediatric Residency program. She chose this fellowship at Orlando Health because of the wide variety of pathologies, numerous opportunities for specialized procedures and most importantly the people who have created the most welcoming and supportive learning environment! In her free time, she enjoys living like a tourist, a.k.a. visiting all the theme parks.

  • Bones, Joints and Muscles

    With age, bones tend to shrink in size and density – which weakens them and makes them more susceptible to fracture. Muscles generally

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  • What Every Woman Should Know Before Freezing Her Eggs

    Egg freezing (or oocyte cryopreservation) is an increasingly popular fertility preservation method used to increase a woman’s chances of having a baby as she ages.  Those who want to become parents but worry about their chances of conceiving may find some peace of mind through freezing their eggs. Due to the expense of this procedure, though, whether to cryopreserve your eggs can be a difficult choice. 

  • Enjoy Pickleball Without Getting Hurt

    It’s no surprise that pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the U.S. -- it was designed for anyone to be able to enjoy it. But just like with any other sport, you still need to take care to avoid injury.

  • Educating Yourself Through Your Maternal Journey

    The volume of information about pregnancy can be overwhelming. From items in the news to the plethora of online parenting sites, to advice from friends, relatives and even well-meaning strangers, it can be hard to sift through the studies, stories, opinions and facts to determine what to be concerned about during pregnancy and what not to lose sleep over. If you are pregnant, you’re making decisions for you and your baby. It may be as simple as what you’ll eat for your next meal or more complicated, as in, should you have an amniocentesis?