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What Are Heart Palpitations and What Causes Them
When your heart flutters or skips beats, it can be scary. But heart palpitations are common — and usually harmless. Learn more in our latest blog.
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Recent Blogs at AdventHealth Central Texas
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10 Different Types of Blood Tests
Updated:Estimated read time:What are the 10 most common blood tests, what do they measure and how can they help you monitor and protect your health?
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8 Ways To Spring Into Good Health With Primary Care
Updated:Estimated read time:We’re here with eight useful tips for you to spring into good health by partnering with primary care this season
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Your 2025 Wellness Checklist
Updated:Estimated read time:Your age, risk factors and family history will help your primary care physician determine the best health plan for you.
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How to Recognize and Respond to a High Blood Pressure Emergency
Updated:Estimated read time:We’re here with information to help you recognize symptoms and respond appropriately should a high blood pressure emergency impact you or someone you love.
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Easy Tips to Stay Hydrated in the Warmer Months
Updated:Estimated read time:As you and your family enjoy summer fun outdoors, keep these tips in mind to stay hydrated in the heat.
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Nurturing the Whole Health of Mothers Every Day
Updated:Estimated read time:Happy Mother’s Day! Learn how to help support the health of moms so they can feel the love and encouragement they deserve.
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8 Ways To Spring Into Good Health With Primary Care
Updated:Estimated read time:We’re here with eight useful tips for you to spring into good health by partnering with primary care this season
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What to Do if Your Child Swallows a Lithium Battery
Updated:Estimated read time:Learn about the dangers of small batteries for children, symptoms of ingestion, steps to take and prevention methods.
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Heat Emergencies: When to Go to the ER
Updated:Estimated read time:Learn the symptoms of heat exhaustion and heatstroke, and when to go to the ER