Breast Cancer Prevention: What You Need to...
When it comes to breast cancer prevention, awareness and living healthy are at the top of the list. “While age...
May 22, 2019
Tag: Jane Mendez M.D.
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Roundup: Benefits of 300 Fewer Calories;...
Cutting Just 300 Calories A Day Could Bring Heart Health Benefits New research finds that even a modest reduction of 300 calories a day could...
Sodas, Juices and Cancer Risk: The...
Sugary drinks, particularly sodas and juices, fuel weight gain and have contributed to the U.S. obesity epidemic among adults and children, physicians and public health...
#BaptistHealthy In Motion: Exercise on the...
It can be hard to stick to your fitness routine while traveling. Chantis Mantilla, Ph.D., community health manager at Baptist Health South Florida, offers a...
‘Early Mobility’ Gets ICU Patients Home...
The simple act of breathing is so automatic we don’t even think about it – especially when we’re asleep. Unless you’re Anthony Joseph Plater, who...
10,000 Steps Daily? How Many Do...
Taking 10,000 steps a day for optimal health has become a widely held belief. But walking that much may not be necessary for improved health...
Roundup: Multivitamins & Heart Health; Best...
Many Supplements Not Beneficial for Heart Health, Review of Studies Says An analysis by different collaborating institutions — including the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine...
#BaptistHealthy: Pork Tenderloin in Minutes (Video)
Okay, so you have your Instant Pot (pressure cooker) — now what? With just a few simple ingredients and less than 30 minutes, a pork...
Heat Wave: How to Stay Healthy...
Summer seems like the season when we should be most carefree. But it actually is associated with a spike in injuries and illnesses, statistics show....
Defying the Odds: He Survives Twice-Ruptured...
A network engineer and father, Javier Quintana, 53, was very active and physically fit, playing tennis regularly and weight training three times a week. But...
Facts About ‘Flesh-Eating Bacteria’ and Precautions...
After two cases of “flesh-eating bacteria” infections were reported recently from contact with waters off Florida’s west coast and panhandle, public health officials and physicians...
