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• Frequent Travelers: Know the Warning Signs of Deep Vein Thrombosis

  Every day, millions of Americans travel by car, plane or train for work, vacation, or just to visit family and friends. For some of us, however, travel can come with certain risks, such as the development of a dangerous condition called deep vein thrombosis.

• Bladder Leaks: To Cut Back Fluids or Not to Cut Back Fluids. That Is the Question.

  If you experience bladder leaks, your first instinct might be to drink less fluid. Because more fluid leads to more leaks, right? Not always.

• Not Too Young for a Stroke? What We Can Learn from TV Star Luke Perry’s Death

  Luke Perry, star of the television show “Beverly Hills 90210,” died at age 52 after suffering a stroke. Although he was younger than most stroke victims, strokes can happen at any age and can even be more dangerous for middle-aged adults than those in their 80s.

• Kevin T. Claudeanos, MD

  Dr. Claudeanos is a board-certified vascular surgeon with Orlando Health Heart and Vascular Institute. He specializes in treating patients with diseases of the arteries, veins and lymphatic system. His clinical interests include arterial aneurysm repair, peripheral arterial disease and critical limb-threatening ischemia, hemodialysis access and disorders of the venous system.

• Dealing With Loss: There’s No Wrong Way To Grieve

  When it comes to grieving, there is no such thing as a wrong way to do it.

• What is Aphasia? Bruce Willis Diagnosis Shines Light on Language Disorder

  The announcement that Bruce Willis is stepping away from acting after being diagnosed with aphasia has brought attention to the language disorder that affects nearly 2 million Americans.

• Orlando Health Shares Medical Outcomes With Patients And Families Using Digital Technology Inside Hospital

  How Orlando Health is taking its quality and patient care initiative to the next level.

• Orlando Health performs Florida's first Vascularized Lymph Node Transfer

  Discover a new solution for lymphedema.

• Your Car Side Window May Not Protect You Well From Skin Cancer

  Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the U.S., and if you think slathering on sunscreen when you’re sitting outdoors is all the protection you need, you are mistaken.

• Jose A. Decamps Solano, MD

  Dr. Jose Decamps is a board-certified pediatric cardiologist with the Orlando Health Children's Heart Institute. His specialties include: