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How to Choose an Orthopedic Surgeon for Hip/Knee Replacement

Hip/knee replacement surgery can help you enjoy an active lifestyle, move more freely, and have less day-to-day pain. Your choice of surgeon can have a big impact on the success of both your surgery and recovery. These tips can help you find the right surgeon and feel confident in your …

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Diagnosed While Pregnant, Breast Cancer Survivor Shares Her Story to Help Others

Breast Cancer

The power of a new tool for breast cancer radiation therapy is making an impact at St. Joseph’s Hospital, as one young mother recently discovered. St. Joseph’s is the first hospital in Tampa Bay to use PreciseRT, a cutting-edge technology that delivers targeted treatment to limit the exposure of stray …

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The Promise of Immunotherapy

Immunotherapy

One of the most promising and successful new treatments for cancer is immunotherapy, which uses the body’s own immune system to find, target and fight many forms of the disease, even at advanced stages. The immune system is a complex collection of organs, including the spleen, thymus and bone marrow, …

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Innovative Ways to Manage Brain Fog and Other Unique Symptoms of Long COVID

Unique Symptoms of Long COVID

Most people aren’t even aware Long COVID exists, or that it could be the reason their mind isn’t thinking clearly, their body isn’t functioning correctly or their chronic pain won’t subside. As we study the after-effects of COVID-19, it has presented a nightmare for people who are reeling from extended …

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What You Should Know About Cognitive Decline

Dr. London Butterfield became increasingly interested in the world of neuropsychology and brain health after reading, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat and Other Clinical Tales, written by a neurologist. There are many areas and aspects of cognitive functioning that can become impaired, as we age, or …

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New Drug Just Approved for Hair Growth Should You Try It?

Hair Growth

A drug the FDA approved last month can be helpful for regrowing hair in people with a particular type of hair loss called alopecia areata. However, it comes with some concerning side effects that every patient should consider carefully. For years I’ve been perfecting hair restoration therapies that I know …

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How to Celebrate National Anti-Boredom Month

Anti-Boredom

Picture this: It’s the late 1980s, and July has officially become National Anti-Boredom Month. Surely the creator Alan Caruba can’t be serious, right? After all, isn’t boredom just something that…happens? Turns out boredom can negatively affect your health overtime. Columbia University states people who get bored easily are more at …

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Caregivers – What if Something Happens to You?

Caregivers

By Janice Martin, Senior Advisor / Family Liaison Most people agree that being the full-time caregiver of a loved one is stressful and exhausting. However, many ignore the effect on their well-being. Outward appearances are deceiving and although you may look fine, the damage to your mental and physical health …

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What to Know About Having a Biopsy

Biopsy

Each year, millions of Americans are referred for a biopsy to analyze something that an initial exam or test reveals may be abnormal. A biopsy involves the removal of a small sample of affected tissue, whether via a needle, small incision or more-invasive excisional biopsy, depending on the area of …

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Sun Safety Tips So You Can Enjoy the Florida Sunshine

Sun Safety Tips

You’re ready to get out there and explore Florida’s natural beauty. Before you head out into the hottest months of the year, you’ll need to grab more than your sunscreen. Sun protection is key during our hot summer months. But according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), …

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