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From the court to the clinic, the message was clear: men’s health matters. Thanks to @iamzo33, Bam Adebayo, Zach Thomas, @goldieonice, and everyone who joined us for a day of screenings, real #MensHealth conversations and fun. Take the next step for your health: https://t.co/lZzoz5RYZS

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High blood pressure, or hypertension, acts like a silent strain on the body. Because it frequently lacks obvious symptoms, millions of people live their daily lives unaware that a quiet and harmful process is taking place. https://t.co/Drqr2nnage

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This Memorial Day, we remember and honor the brave men and women of the U.S. military who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. Our Veterans Business Resource Group has once again arranged Fallen Hero Table displays throughout our facilities. Learn more about each item on the table, thoughtfully placed with intention and meaning. Wishing you and your loved ones peace and health this Memorial Day.

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Historic news for cancer care in South Florida: Baptist Health has received a $100M gift from Dr. Herbert “Herbie” Wertheim — the largest single donation in our history.

Miami Cancer Institute is now Baptist Health Herbert Wertheim Cancer Institute.

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Chronic back pain had stolen Marilia Gioia’s mobility. Several doctors suggested spinal fusion surgery—not the best option for an active 35-year-old. But one neurosurgeon took a different approach and now her quality of life is much improved. https://t.co/04VOrUJ3O2

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When his own heart failed him, vascular surgeon Howard Katzman, M.D., turned to his colleagues at Baptist Health Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute. Becoming a patient showed him what trust, compassion and excellence truly feel like. #HeartMonth https://t.co/EuCuWpQWZw

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Here's @TKACHUKycheese_ @FlaPanthers in "chancletas" to get you through this cold snap. Check him out in our latest Baptist HealthTalk podcast episode w/@goldieonice and team physician Dr. Gautam Yagnik. Tkachuk shares how his approach to recovery has evolved, and Dr. Yagnik explains how Baptist Health supports pro athletes behind the scenes and how the same principles used in elite sports medicine can benefit anyone. WATCH: https://t.co/T3UTmWfygB

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Baptist Health Cancer Care’s Ryan Kahn, M.D., and Thomas Morrissey, M.D., say that new American Cancer Society guidelines promise to enhance cervical cancer screenings by making them more accessible and effective. https://t.co/4B9FYSPntb

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For many stroke survivors, swallowing is one of the hardest functions to regain. A new neurostimulation therapy at Boca Raton Regional Hospital, part of Baptist Health, is changing that outlook. Learn how it works in @BocaRatonTAP.

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The new year exercise trends are focusing more on functional fitness, designed to improve the body’s ability to perform everyday tasks — lifting, bending, climbing stairs, maintaining balance, or even sitting and standing with proper form.
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MIAMI, SOMOS CAMPEONES!!! ⭐

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With lung cancer, Hispanics are less likely to be diagnosed early and more likely not to receive any treatment compared to Whites. But there’s some good news, says an expert with Baptist Health Miami Cancer Institute. https://t.co/6tsKSjVc68

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A global study has found that the rate of high blood pressure in children and teenagers has nearly doubled in just two decades. One of the biggest drivers of this increase appears to be obesity. Learn more in our weekly news roundup. https://t.co/DNGlE8IpRK

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The Great American Smokeout falls on the third Thursday of November, a campaign that encourages people who smoke or vape to quit. And for many, it’s the first step toward a much healthier life. Smoking is responsible for more than 80% of lung cancer cases and sharply increases the risk of heart disease. Learn more. https://t.co/vmB16Dfv53

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Today we celebrated the ribbon-cutting of our new freestanding ER in Palmetto Bay with 17 exam rooms, a dedicated triage area, advanced imaging (CT, ultrasound, X-ray), plus on-site lab and pharmacy. Opening Dec. 2025. 📍8750 SW 144th St.

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Think vaping is safer than smoking? The truth might surprise you.
Pulmonologist Dr. Sosa explains what’s really inside vape products, how they affect your lungs and why so many people get hooked without realizing it.
Full episode: https://t.co/XP9Au3VBAE

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The effectiveness of antibiotics is being threatened by a growing global issue: antimicrobial resistance, or AMR. An expert with Baptist Health explains how we’ve arrived at this point and what you can do about it. https://t.co/qPsx1Y3vgm

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What’s the best way to strengthen your memory? Dr. Peter Gliebus, Chief of Neurology at Marcus Neuroscience Institute at Boca Raton Regional Hospital, part of Baptist Health, says it’s all about mental exercise.

Just like your muscles, your brain grows stronger when you challenge it with small, consistent activities that make you think, recall, and learn something new every day.

#brainhealth #memory #neurology #cognitivetraining

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🍍#BaptistHealthInternational was proud to have Dr. Nish Patel present at the Hospital Herrera Llerandi XXXVIII Semana Científica in Guatemala City, sharing insights on developing sustainable ECMO programs and advancing cardiovascular care through global collaboration.

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Breast radiologist Kathy Schilling, M.D., FACR, medical director of Lynn Women’s Health & Wellness Institute, says AI is helping them find more cancers. “We’re finding them earlier, with fewer false positives.” #breastcancerawareness #mammograms https://t.co/I9DFmmT7K2