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5 “Health” Foods That Really Aren’t
Find out which foods aren’t as healthy as you thought they were. It's National Nutrition Month. To celebrate, take a hard look at the foods you eat. Are your healthy alternatives really that good for you? Health waters and sports … Continue reading
Categories: How to be Healthy
Tags: Brooksville, calories, eating well, FL, food, health, healthy living, National Nutrition Month, nutrition, Oak Hill Hospital
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Phase 1 of Oak Hill Hospital’s North Tower Expansion Project Is Now Open!
The North Tower Phase 1 expansion project here at Oak Hill Hospital is now officially open and admitting patients. Some details on our expansion project: Phase 1 is the completion of the new construction which adds a North Tower to … Continue reading
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Tags: Brookesville, Expansion, Hospital, Oak Hill Hospital, Open, Opening, Tower
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What REALLY Causes Heartburn?
Get the facts on acid indigestion and reflux. Heartburn has nothing to do with your heart, but the burning symptoms in the chest and throat may feel like you’re experiencing burning in that area. Unlike heart disease, heartburn has to … Continue reading
Ear Infections: When is it Time to See an ENT Doctor?
Find out when you should act on chronic ear infections. Ear infections are a common part of childhood. For many young kids, allergy symptoms or a common cold will eventually lead to a secondary ear infection. Find out when you … Continue reading
Elements of a Heart-Healthy Valentine’s Day Dinner
Celebrate your love and love your heart this Valentine’s Day. Whether you’re celebrating with a sweetheart or not, what better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than with a heart-healthy meal? Learn how to put together a meal that boosts your … Continue reading
Squeeze 30 Minutes of Exercise Into Each Day
Boost your heart health with regular activity. Don’t exercise enough? You’re not the only one. During American Heart Month, learn how to squeeze at least 30 minutes of exercise into each day. The CDC recommends around 150 minutes of moderate … Continue reading
A Look Inside the Cath Lab
Learn more about The Heart Institute at Oak Hill Hospital’s cath lab capabilities. If your knowledge of heart disease and treatment comes primarily from medical shows on TV, don’t worry. You’re not alone in not understanding the mysteries of the … Continue reading
Best Tips for Surviving Cold & Flu Season
Avoid getting sick and get better faster this cold and flu season. The time has arrived for sniffles, coughs, colds and the flu. While it seems like getting sick is inevitable, there are ways to avoid getting sick and ways … Continue reading
Preparing Your Child for Hospitalization
Learn how to help your child get ready for a stay in the hospital. No matter how excellent a hospital staff is, kids will be nervous about spending time hospitalized. Carefully prepare your child for hospitalization or an outpatient procedure. … Continue reading
What is Nuclear Medicine and When is It Used?
Get the facts on nuclear medicine and how it affects you. Wondering what nuclear medicine is? It's more common than you might think. Discover how and when it's used in the medical world. What is nuclear medicine? Nuclear medicine is … Continue reading