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UF Health Jacksonville is dedicated to providing the highest-quality care to all patients. In recognition of African American History Month, we are taking a…
Heart disease is the number one killer in women. Madeline Mahowald, MD, discusses symptoms, risk factors, and evidence of heart disease that are unique to…
November marks Bladder Health Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on the often-overlooked issues surrounding bladder health. This month serves as an…
This year marks the 50th anniversary of a special program that cares for women and their newborns. Since 1974, Northeast Florida moms-to-be with high-risk…
Shahla Masood, MD, FCAP, medical director, UF Health Jacksonville Breast Center, was honored at the 25th anniversary of the annual “Race for the Cure,” held…
Ann Webb initially dismissed her headache, but what started as a minor inconvenience, turned out to be the first sign of a stroke.
May is National Stroke Awareness Month. To learn about stroke symptoms, we talked with Benjamin Alwood, MD, University of Florida assistant professor of…
High-quality health care, patient trust and education are key factors in helping to ensure more minority women have healthier pregnancies.
UF Health Jacksonville and UF Health North celebrate Midwifery week October 1-7. This national observance was created by the American College of Nurse-Midwives…
Today’s spotlights feature Amy Hart and Dalia Philbeck.
Today’s spotlights feature Angela Elliott and Amanda Carryl.
A young woman continues helping others through the gift of organ donation.
