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Marion County Where We Live, Work and Support Our Community

Some medical providers blow into town, set up shop and present themselves as members of the community, only to be involved in scandals, duplicitous practices or to close down unexpectedly. RAO is different. We have operated our offices in Marion County for more than 40 years. Our doctors and support …

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Could Stem Cells be the Next Penicillin?

By David Ebner – Staff Writer Chances are that you have heard about stem cells—they have been in the news for years. But did you know that stem cells are being used right now in the United States to treat debilitating lung diseases? Sufferers of diseases like COPD and pulmonary …

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INTERCOMMUNITY CANCER CENTERS AND INSTITUTE WISHES YOU A HAPPY AND HEALTHY HOLIDAY SEASON

Dear Readers, Every month we try to educate you about the latest trends and treatments in cancer care. This month, InterCommunity Cancer Centers and Institute of Leesburg, Lady Lake and Clermont want to step out of the classroom and welcome you all into our homes as we take this moment …

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Embrace Life and Hear the Joy This Holiday Season, Get Your Hearing Tested with a Loved One

Getting your hearing tested with a loved one may be the most precious and uplifting gift you can give-or get-this holiday season, says the Better Hearing Institute (BHI). No doubt, it will be among the very best things you-and your loved one-can do to safeguard an active, healthy, engaging lifestyle. …

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Smoking- The Breath Blocker

Respiratory Diseases The chemicals in cigarette smoke cause immediate damage to cells and tissue in the human body, including those on the path from the mouth to the lung’s air sacs-the final target of the smoke. Delicate lung tissue damaged by chemicals in cigarette smoke doesn’t have a chance to …

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The Gift Of Joyful Thought

By Alex Anderson, Senior Associate Pastor at Bayside Community Church My Uncle Mutt always smiled. His real first name was Eugene, but everyone called him Mutt. Late at night, sitting around a pot of Maxwell House coffee, my Dad and Uncle Mutt would tell jokes and “side splitting” hunting and …

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Holiday Travel and Limb Swelling

By Alyssa Parker – The holidays are right around the corner, which means many will be traveling to visit their loved ones, or for those of you who are snow birds you’re heading home to the warm weather down south. Many individuals choose air travel to reach their destination. For …

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What is Your Eye Exam Missing?

Traditional eye exams and retinal photography only examine the surface of the retina. The first signs of eye disease often appear below the surface of the retina. Vision threatening diseases often have no outward signs or symptoms in the early stages, so our practice has begun using state-of-the-art technology to …

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Heart Healthy Tips for the Holiday Season

During the holidays, many of us look forward to parties and gatherings with our loved ones. Unfortunately, all those seasonal treats can make for tighter waistbands and added pounds. Let our tips guide you into a healthier, more energetic holiday season. Don’t show up to gatherings with an empty stomach: …

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November is Epilepsy Awareness Month

By Sheila Pinkston Epilepsy is a neurological condition which affects the nervous system. Epilepsy is also known as a seizure disorder.  More people live with epilepsy than with autism spectrum disorders, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy – combned.  Below are some interesting facts about epilepsy. 1. No one …

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