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Could You Be at Risk for Bladder Cancer? Here’s What to Know.

Bladder Cancer

Bladder cancer is one of the most frequently diagnosed cancers in the U.S. It occurs more often in men than in women, and the risk increases with age. Most cases—about nine out of 10—occur in people over age 55, with the average age at diagnosis being 73. Throughout their lives, …

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Heart Health Awareness Month: The Link Between Cardiovascular Health and Hearing Loss

Hearing Loss

February is Heart Health Awareness Month, a time dedicated to highlighting the importance of cardiovascular health. While many focus on diet, exercise, and blood pressure management, recent research suggests that heart health also plays a crucial role in hearing. The connection between cardiovascular conditions and hearing loss is becoming clearer, …

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You Don’t Have to Suffer in Silence: Understanding Pelvic Pain, Endometriosis, and Fibroids

Pelvic Pain

Dr. Vahora, MD, FACOG For millions of women, pelvic pain is an unwelcome companion that disrupts daily life, strains relationships, and diminishes quality of life. Whether caused by endometriosis, uterine fibroids, or other conditions, this pain is not something you should accept as “normal” or endure in silence. According to …

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Blood Biomarkers for Dementia: A New Window into Brain Health

By Karen Leggett, DO For decades, the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias relied primarily on cognitive testing, brain imaging, and – when necessary – spinal fluid analysis. While these tools remain important, medicine is now entering a new era: the era of blood-based biomarkers for dementia. These simple …

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Exploring Senior Living Options: 55+ Communities vs. Independent Living

Senior Living Options

Unless you’re one of the rare people who enjoys mowing the lawn, unclogging a drain, or doing other household upkeep and main-tenance, you’re probably exploring your senior living options. As you’ve done your research, you have likely come across terms like “active senior living,” “55+ communities” and “independent living.” While …

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A Patient’s Excruciating Back and Leg Pain…

Dr. Sunil Panchal Relieved in One Day! One year ago, David was lifting a fire pit in his back yard and fell to the ground in infuriating pain. He could not get up as the pain was completely unbearable. EMS transported him to the emergency room, and he was admitted …

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Promising Trends in Cancer Care

Cancer Care

The outlook for people diagnosed with cancer is becoming brighter all the time, thanks to a variety of ongoing advancements. There are nearly 19 million cancer survivors living in the U.S. today. Increasingly, many of the nearly 2 million Americans who will be diagnosed with cancer this year will experience …

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How to make — and keep — a New Year’s resolution to quit tobacco.

quit tobacco

It is no secret that most New Year’s resolutions tend to fail before they even have a chance to “get off the ground”. However, something about the “clean slate” that a new year brings inspires every one of us to try anyway. We think about all the positive changes we …

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MORE THAN A NEW HOME: What You’re Investing in When You Move Into a Community with Life Care

Community with Life Care

No matter what phase of life you’re in – first home, raising a family and yes, even your retirement years – where you live can have a big impact on your goals and overall happiness. After you retire, you might think moving to a senior living community is only about your …

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Revolutionary Body Sculpting Arrives in Florida The Artemis T-Shape 2

Body Sculpting

Infinity Medical Institute is proud to announce the arrival of cutting-edge aesthetic technology to the Sunshine State. As the first facilities in Tampa and The Villages to offer the Artemis T-Shape 2, we’re bringing an innovative, non-invasive body transformation solution that’s making waves across the United States. What Is the …

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