Throughout Anita Robinson’s entire life, she always suffered during her menstrual cycle. Then, at age 15, an ovarian cyst the size of a grapefruit burst inside of her body— and this was only the...
Beta cell replacement is cutting-edge technology that could impact millions of people diagnosed with diabetes. Scientists have discovered a pathway to regenerating these insulin-producing cells in the...
Meet August's Volunteer of the Month, Dr. Amber Orman. Dr. Orman is a double board-certified radiation oncologist and lifestyle medicine specialist focusing on breast cancer treatment and prevention.
Connie Brink – Volunteer of the Month – July 2022
A long-time employee of AdventHealth, 22 years ago, Connie Brink became the Outreach Coordinator and trainer for the Center for Community Health...
AdventHealth for Children has been recognized as a Best Children’s Hospital for 2022-23 by U.S. News & World Report.
The annual Best Children’s Hospitals rankings and ratings, now in their 16th...
Whether you're on vacation, spending a day at the beach, lounging in the pool, or just enjoying our long summer days, as we head into the hottest months of the year, it's imperative for people living...
Thirty-five years ago, Keri Whitaker came to then Florida Hospital Orlando for answers. 'What was wrong with her? Why was she so exhausted and sleeping through classes? Why did she feel so bad and why...
You probably knew that your pancreas plays an important role in type 1 diabetes, but did you know that it is not just the beta cells (the cells that produce insulin) that are affected?
Science could be well on its way to a cure for type 1 diabetes as researchers hone transplant therapies designed to restore a patient's ability to produce their own insulin.
Dr. Timothy W. Hendrix – January Volunteer of the Month 2022
