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AdventHealth brought together cancer survivors and their medical teams for a joyful reunion celebrating resilience and recovery. With nearly 19 million cancer survivors in America and 6,000 new cases annually in Orange County alone, the event honored every journey from diagnosis to healing.
A heart condition once called a death sentence now has multiple FDA-approved treatments that are keeping patients alive and out of hospitals. Cardiac amyloidosis patients are being diagnosed earlier and living longer thanks to breakthrough medications approved in the past year.
A Kentucky hospital is helping create a therapeutic garden at a recovery home that will serve 300 more women and children each year. The peaceful space will give families a place to heal while building healthier futures.
Thirty cancer survivors and their families gathered in Killeen, Texas to celebrate hope, resilience, and the community that helps them fight. One survivor who beat pancreatic cancer shared his powerful message: never lose hope.
Two Texas cancer centers joined forces to celebrate Cancer Survivor Day, bringing together patients, families, and caregivers under the theme "No One Fights Alone." The event honored survivors like Hector Torres, who beat the odds against pancreatic cancer, while offering hope and free resources to those still fighting.
Thousands living with stubborn elbow, knee, or hip pain that won't quit now have a new option that doesn't require major surgery. A Florida doctor is using an innovative procedure to remove damaged tissue through a tiny incision, helping patients return to their active lives.
After ignoring months of warning signs, 57-year-old Darren Mulcahy fainted in his kitchen and discovered he had advanced colon cancer. Today he's cancer-free and sharing his story to encourage others to get screened early.
When chemotherapy forced a couple to cancel their 43rd anniversary trip, their Florida care team turned the oncology ward into a ceremony space in 48 hours. The surprise vow renewal became one of their final joyful moments together.
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When a Florida couple had to cancel their 43rd anniversary trip for chemotherapy, hospital nurses transformed an infusion room into a surprise ceremony space. Lauren walked down the aisle in tears as her care team celebrated their love.
Two Tampa Bay high school flag football teams brought home state championship trophies, continuing a decade-long legacy of excellence. Robinson claimed its 10th consecutive title while Lennard upset the top seed for an emotional victory.
The Kell Longhorns baseball team entered playoffs as the fourth seed with a losing streak and 17-13 record. They swept three straight opponents to claim their school's first-ever state championship.
Scientists discovered that working out just 150 minutes a week can make your brain almost a year younger. Even better news: it works for people who've been sedentary most of their lives.
Scientists discovered that working out just 2.5 hours weekly can reverse brain aging by nearly a year. The best part? It works even if you've been inactive for most of your life.