This time of year in Central Florida is synonymous with allergies. Here are some tips to control your allergies 

May is Global Employee Health and Fitness Month and what better time than now to start adopting healthy lifestyle changes during work!

What many of us take for granted, Izzy Hadala struggled to achieve – walking, running, holding a ball. She was born with ectodermal dysplasia, a condition that affected the development of her hands and feet. 

One mother shares about her baby girl's time spent in Neonatal Intensive Care. 

Many of us have heard of a music therapist, but what exactly do they do? Learn more about music therapy and their role here at Florida Hospital. 

A recent study in Sweden has shown that men who ate chocolate regularly had a lower risk of having a stroke.

Do you know the signs to look for when it comes to a stroke? Remembering the acronym F.A.S.T. can save your life or the life of a loved one. 

Having frequent heartburn can be a sign of a much bigger problem; esophageal cancer.  Many found out their level of risk at Operation Bear Hug: A 20 Minute Heartburn Check Up.

Caffeine is okay in moderation so more than two cups of coffee a day is not recommended.

Once each year, transplant patients connect with each other at our transplant reunion.

A trip to the emergency room is always scary, and even more so when your child is in pain. So what should you know before you make the trip? Check out these tips from a parent

For patients suffering with cystic fibrosis, lung transplantation can transform their lives.  Brent was lucky enough to receive a double lung transplant in December, only three months after being put on the transplant list

J.J. Lullen blends military background with his role as a child life specialist to create the perfect combination at Florida Hospital for Children

Izzy was born with ectodermal dysplasia, which affected the development of her hands and feet. She knows about bullying – the kids too pointed in their questions, unwilling to move on.

Many of us grew up jump roping, outside or in our elementary school physical education classes. But how does jumping rope benefit you as an adult?

The most important part of taking medications is to read the label and to take them as directed.  This is especially true when the patient is taking medications that are over the counter (OTC), because they are probably taken without being seen by a physician.

If you have diabetes, cooking can still be fun and you still make delicious meals. Learn how at one of the diabetes cooking classes

Are arthritis symptoms really tied to the weather? There may be some truth to this long-held belief

It’s no secret that drinking water is an important part of our health. It should be part of our daily routine and for many, it’s not.

Florida Hospital for Children recently opened the new Magnetoencephalography (MEG) lab, which features the only MEG in the state of Florida. While this is very exciting news, it also raises some pretty important questions.

In an effort to provide easier access to clinical trials for physicians and patients, Florida Hospital Cancer Institute has launched the first clinical trials smart phone app that selects trials directly from the National Cancer Institute database.

April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month! Here are 4 easy foods to help reduce your risk.

Izzy was born with a condition called ectodermal dysplasia, which interfered with the development of her hands, feet and teeth. Her condition almost comes as an afterthought because Izzy doesn’t let her physical differences define her.

Training and safety tips for anyone new to triathlons, cycling, swimming and running.