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Protecting Your Vision The Surprising Link Between Cholesterol and Eye Health

Cholesterol and Eye Health

By Thomas G. Ward, D.O. As September marks National Cholesterol Education Month, it’s crucial to understand that high cholesterol doesn’t just affect your heart—it can also significantly impact your vision. While most people associate cholesterol with cardiovascular health, few realize its important role in eye health. This connection underscores the …

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Understanding Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)

Peripheral Arterial Disease

By Dr. Andrew Franklin, DPM, PH.D September marks Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) Awareness Month, making it an ideal opportunity to discuss this often-overlooked vascular condition. As a foot and ankle specialist, I frequently encounter patients whose first symptoms of PAD manifest in their feet, yet many remain unaware of the …

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What Does a Complete Blood Count (CBC) Reveal About Blood Cancers?

Complete Blood Count

ACBC (complete blood count) is a common blood test that measures and evaluates the different types of cells in the blood. While it is often part of a routine health checkup, it is also one of the first tests commonly used to detect signs of many types of blood cancer. …

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Why a Dedicated Vein Clinic Matters for Treating Leg Vein Issues

Central Florida Vein & Vascular Center Specializes in Comprehensive, Compassionate Care The Importance of a Dedicated Vein Center The care of patients with venous disorders has become a specialty itself complete with graduate medical training, Board Certification, and national societies focusing exclusively on vein care. Unfortunately very few practitioners that …

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Memory Problems Could Be Early Alzheimer’s Act Now!

Early Alzheimer

What Are the Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease? Common symptoms of early Alzheimer’s include: • Loss of memory that affects daily living – You may find that you rely more on notes or family members to remember appointments or things that you used to handle on your own. • Poor judgment …

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A Hero’s Legacy: The Inspiration for the Club

Legacy

My dad is my hero. Actually, he is a hero to all Americans, one of the millions of veterans in the United States. A decorated former Army Sergeant who valiantly served in the Vietnam War. He was strong in both body and mind. However, as he got older, we noticed …

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The Hormone-Sexual Health Connection: Understanding Your Body’s Chemical Messengers

Sexual health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being, encompassing physical, emotional, and social dimensions. At the core of sexual health lies a complex interplay of hormones – chemical messengers that regulate various bodily functions, including sexual development, desire, and function. Understanding the role of hormones in sexual health can …

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Post Pregnancy Leg Health

Post Pregnancy Leg Health

Pregnancy can cause varicose veins which persist after delivery. Post pregnancy, with time, they only get worse; especially if there are further pregnancies. Vascular Vein Centers is here to help during and after pregnancy and treat your varicose veins with minimally invasive procedures. Post Pregnancy Q & A Why does …

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Aging Doesn’t Always Mean Cognitive Decline

Cognitive Decline

Many people believe that cognitive decline is an inevitability as we get older — or that dementia is just a normal part of aging. But in fact, while age is perhaps the most significant risk factor for cognitive decline, this isn’t the case for everyone. Many people stay sharp even …

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Embrace Your Best Years: Celebrating Healthy Aging Month

Celebrating Healthy Aging

By Jessica Howington, APRN September marks Healthy Aging Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the importance of maintaining physical, mental, and emotional well-being as we age. At Ocala Health & Wellness, we believe that aging doesn’t mean slowing down—it means adapting and thriving in new ways while prioritizing the practices …

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