Feeling Stressed? Stretch It Out
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Stretching can help reduce stress, relieve tension and encourage blood flow. Learn how to make time for stretch breaks.
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Explaining Your Weight-Loss Options: Bariatric Surgery vs. GLP-1s
Christian Birkedal, MD, Director of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery at AdventHealth Daytona Beach, explains the differences between medical and surgical weight loss to help you achieve your health...
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When Is Your Stomach Pain Something More?
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Test Your Knowledge of Essential Health Screenings for Men
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