Know Your Status: Taking Control of Your Health Starts with You
National HIV Testing Day is observed annually on June 27 to encourage people to get tested for HIV, know their status, and get connected to care and treatment.
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National HIV Testing Day is observed annually on June 27 to encourage people to get tested for HIV, know their status, and get connected to care and treatment.
Dr. Francisco Martinez-Wittinghan has been a part of Integrating Patient Reported Outcomes for Patient-Centered Pain Care since October 2021.
Blood flow restriction, or BFR, therapy is the process of partially restricting blood flow to a limb for the purpose of building and repairing muscle.
A young woman continues helping others through the gift of organ donation.
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The Haley Brain Wellness Program is an interdisciplinary treatment program for military veterans.
Transcranial magnetic stimulation helps relieve major depression in a UF Health Jacksonville patient.
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Deep brain stimulation improves the quality of life for a patient with Parkinson’s disease.
Family caregivers provide an invaluable service to their family members who are sick or in need of help. However, caring for loved ones may cause problems for…