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Man Who Survived Rare Autoimmune Disorder at Jackson Returns for Life-Saving Double-Lung Transplant at Miami Transplant Institute
November 19, 2024
In July 2024, Escobar was listed for a double-lung transplant. After two months and four different attempts at procuring lungs for him, a match was found.
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FDA Aims to Ban Ineffective Cold Medicine Ingredient, Phenylephrine
November 14, 2024
In the meantime, if you’re relying on phenylephrine-based medicines, looking for other options that have proven to work better might be a good idea. The FDA is still reviewing the situation, but changes could be coming soon!
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Five-Minute Exercises to Help Lower Blood Pressure
November 13, 2024
Lie flat on your back with your arms at your sides and legs extended. Slowly lift one leg about six inches off the ground, keeping it straight. Hold for a few seconds, and then lower it back down. Alternate legs and continue for five minutes. Strengthening lower-body muscles supports better blood circulation, which can help lower blood pressure over time.
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What to Know About the Ulcer That Postponed Mike Tyson’s Much-Anticipated Return to Boxing
November 12, 2024
While painful, ulcers are preventable by being cautious with pain relievers, avoiding smoking and alcohol, washing your hands regularly, eating thoroughly cooked foods, and drinking plenty of water.
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A New Beginning: How Bariatric Surgery Transformed Jessica Causey’s Life
November 8, 2024
Prior to starting her weight-loss journey, Causey weighed 344 pounds and was experiencing knee pain, back pain, and shortness of breath. With her nieces and nephew getting older, she knew she wanted to make a drastic lifestyle change to be able to keep up with her family.
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How to Mentally Prepare for the End of Daylight Saving Time
October 31, 2024
Be mindful that the day after the time change may feel different. Consider prioritizing lighter tasks and allow yourself time to adjust. Schedule less demanding meetings or tasks for the first day after the time change.
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Walking Pneumonia vs. Pneumonia in Children: What Parents Need to Know
October 29, 2024
Symptom severity: Walking pneumonia symptoms are usually mild and may resemble a common cold. Pneumonia symptoms are more intense and include a high fever, cough, chest pain, rapid breathing, and, in some cases, low oxygen levels.
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Jackson Saves Local Businessman and Entrepreneur, Paul Flanigan
October 28, 2024
Flanigan arrived at Ryder Trauma with severe fractures to his hip and knee area. He was cared for by Joyce Kaufman, MD, a critical care surgeon, and Marilyn Heng, MD, an orthopedic trauma surgeon. Dr. Heng operated on his hip. Two days later, Flanigan underwent surgery to address the fracture around his knee.
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Jackson Employee Suffering from Rare Autoimmune Disease Makes Remarkable Recovery with Help from Rehabilitation Therapy at Jackson North
October 28, 2024
“My biggest goal was to be able to walk out of there,” she said. “Everyone at Jackson North was so creative, and with their help, I was able to reach major milestones.”
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Pediatric Transplant Team Give Central Florida Teenager a Second Chance at Life at Holtz Children’s Hospital
October 25, 2024
Brianna was listed for a transplant on April 17, and just seven days later, received the call that a liver had been found. On April 25, the team transplanted Brianna and gave her a second chance at life.
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