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Team Effort: Joint Colorectal & Liver Surgery Gives New Cancer Treatment Option
An innovative, minimally invasive surgery is offering hope to patients with colorectal cancer. Learn about this new approach from the experts at AdventHealth Tampa.
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$15 ECGs Available for Young Athletes at AdventHealth for Children
Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Tampa
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Prostate Cancer Screening — Catch It Early and Save Your Life
Estimated read time:Prostate cancer screening can help you get early treatment — learn what to expect during screening exams and what early detection can mean for your health.
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BRCA1 and BRCA2 Genes Increase Your Risk for Ovarian Cancer
Estimated read time:BRCA1-2 gene mutations increase your risk for ovarian cancer, not just breast cancer. Learn how to manage your risk.
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Tips on How to Survive Cancer — and Thrive
Estimated read time:Cancer survivors sometimes face physical and emotional challenges after treatment. Learn how to not only survive cancer, but thrive.
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Why Pancreatic Cancer Is One of the Toughest to Fight
Estimated read time:Learn more about AdventHealth’s approach to pancreatic cancer, and what makes this disease so difficult to detect, treat and recover from.
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Lung Cancer May Be Greater Threat to Women than Breast Cancer
Estimated read time:Global research has found that while women’s breast cancer deaths are decreasing, their lung cancer deaths are on the rise.
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Lung Cancer Survival Rate Improves With Early-Stage Treatment
Estimated read time:Treatments for lung cancer are getting better and survival rates are improving, with many of the advances in treating early-stage lung cancer happening in recent years.
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Why Nonsmokers Get Lung Cancer
Estimated read time:Even people who have never lit a cigarette can get lung cancer. Learning about the causes can help you protect yourself.
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Sunscreen Best Practices for Healthy, Radiant Skin
Estimated read time:Protect your skin in summer, fall, winter and spring with these sunscreen best practices. Learn more.