Your Imaging Appointment: 5 Things We Want You to Know
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If you need an imaging test, learn what to expect during your appointment, including how we’re taking steps to protect you.
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Hendersonville
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Beginning Again, and Again (and Again)
Estimated read time:With all the changes we've lived through in the last two years, our personal goals can fall by the wayside. This blog offers a fresh perspective on making big changes for our changing times.
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5 Things to Know About the 2022 Diabetes Guidelines
Estimated read time:We’re here with everything you need to know about the 2022 diabetes care guidelines. With this knowledge at your fingertips, you’ll be more equipped to get the care you need and live your healthiest...
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A Runner’s Guide to Staying Injury-Free
Estimated read time:We don’t want an injury to hold you back from a new PR. Learn some tips on staying injury- and pain-free while running, and rules of thumb to follow if you do get injured.
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Can Gaming Benefit Your Brain?
Estimated read time:We’re here to explain how to use video games to your advantage so you can get the best of both worlds — health benefits and fun.
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Know the Risks of Energy Drinks
Estimated read time:Energy drinks are often used by those in search of a quick pick-me-up. But what are they really? Find out the facts (and health effects) of these highly caffeinated beverages.
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Tips to Stay Healthy With Diabetes
Estimated read time:Diabetes comes with the risk of complications. But by following some simple tips, you can keep your blood sugar in check and prevent issues before they begin.
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What Can Help When You Feel Helpless During the Pandemic
Estimated read time:As we approach the second anniversary of the pandemic, it can be hard not to feel tired, discouraged and helpless. Here are some tips to help you stay afloat as we continue to hope for brighter days...
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Broken Heart Syndrome: Causes and Symptoms
Estimated read time:Did you know there’s a temporary heart condition called broken heart syndrome? It can even mimic the symptoms of a heart attack. Find out who’s at the highest risk.