Florida doctors warn of tougher flu season, low vaccination rates
If you are tackling a bug right now, you may have a new variant of the flu making that seasonal sickness a little more stubborn.
Daily pill slashes 'bad' cholesterol levels by 60% in yearlong trial
A new daily pill could reduce bad cholesterol levels by 60%, according to a new study.
3D motion technology transforms ACL recovery at Orlando Health
A new 3D motion analysis system at Orlando Health’s Jewett Orthopedic Institute is revolutionizing how athletes recover from ACL injuries.
Thousands in The Villages could be forced to switch insurance or doctors
The Villages Health System LLC filed for bankruptcy back in July. That case is still active; they just filed a proposed order on Nov. 12, seeking permission to borrow additional funds.
Flu season: What you need to know
How are flu cases in Orlando? What are the common symptoms between the flu, cold, and other respiratory sicknesses? Dr. Timothy Hendrix, Chief Medical Officer AdventHealth Retail Services, answers those questions in this House Calls segment.
Mother’s Milk Bank of Florida helping state’s most fragile newborns
The Mother’s Milk Bank of Florida is providing lifesaving nourishment to some of the state’s most vulnerable infants.
What is genomic medicine and how does it work?
Dr. Wes Walker, director of genomics and personalized health at Advent Health, talks about genomic medicine, how its shaping patient care, and how it can possibly help with early detection and diagnosis.
Paralyzed man walks again after experimental drug trial triggers remarkable recovery
After spinal cord injury, a Pennsylvania man's mobility continues to improve with an experimental peptide drug.
