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A stroke doesn’t always look dramatic. Someone may not collapse or lose consciousness. Neurologists with Baptist Health Brain & Spine Care share four not-so-obvious warning signs that someone is having a stroke. https://baptisthealth.net/baptist-health-news/stroke-alert-four-key-warning-signs-you-might-not-recognize

Lynn Cancer Institute is now open in Boynton Beach! We celebrated the ribbon-cutting of our newest location, which offers medical oncology, hematology and on-site infusion services for patients with cancer and blood disorders. As part of Baptist Health Cancer Care, patients here are connected to the broader expertise and resources of Lynn Cancer Institute, close to home.

📍 2623 South Seacrest Boulevard, Suite 60, Boynton Beach

Many breast cancer survivors are surprised when fatigue, poor sleep or brain fog continue after treatment. Wertheim Cancer Institute specialists offer advice for patients wondering when they’ll feel like themselves again. https://baptisthealth.net/baptist-health-news/you-beat-breast-cancer-so-how-long-before-you-feel-normal-again

October may be coming to an end, but breast cancer awareness shouldn't.

Throughout the month, our Baptist Health teams wore pink in support of breast cancer awareness and everyone impacted by the disease. But beyond wearing pink and raising awareness, what matters most is taking action.

If you're due for a mammogram, make the appointment. Because taking care of your health doesn't end when October does. Link in the comments to schedule yours.

Growing research suggests that an overall healthy eating pattern — particularly one built around minimally processed plant foods — may play a role in reducing breast cancer risk and supporting long-term health. https://baptisthealth.net/baptist-health-news/can-what-you-eat-help-lower-breast-cancer-risk-the-role-of-a-plant-forward-diet

Many of us spend hours a day with a phone or tablet in our hands. Could your device be giving you carpal tunnel syndrome? Hand surgeons with Baptist Health Orthopedic Care say the answer isn’t a simple “yes” or “no.” https://baptisthealth.net/baptist-health-news/hold-the-phone-can-texting-and-scrolling-cause-carpal-tunnel-syndrome