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Explore Irritable Bowel Syndrome management and treatment options

High blood pressure, or as the medical world terms it, hypertension, has persistently and unforgivingly become a global concern.

Unveiling the silent drama inside you: How your kidneys fight, sometimes lose, but with your action, can win against the cunning opponent, CKD.

Protect your heart from disease with these tips! West Orlando Internal Medicine shares valuable info on how to keep your ticker healthy.

Diabetes doesn't have to be a death sentence for your taste buds! Join us for tips on how to stay healthy and indulge in your favorite treats.

This blog discusses the challenges of managing chronic diseases and the strain it can have on individuals.

Spring has sprung, but so have allergies and other pesky health issues! Get the scoop from Dr. Ansari at West Orlando Internal Medicine.

Discover the power of regular checkups! Get expert health advice, catch potential problems early, and achieve optimal wellness with WOI.

Get ahead of hay fever woes with our expert tips! Learn to understand and tackle symptoms like a pro for a more peaceful summer

Get ready to discover the delightful differences between Internal Medicine & Primary Care doctors with us today.

Internists are experts in the diagnosis and treatment of adults. Find out how their expertise and dedication help patients achieve optimal health.

A new study suggests that going beyond current guidance on moderate and vigorous physical activity levels may add years to one’s life. Check out the details.

A new study published in Lancet Psychiatry finds that cannabis potency has increased worldwide in recent decades as more people become addicted to marijuana.

A new study of over 120,000 people found that those who drank more than one sugar-sweetened drink daily were at higher risk of developing IBD.

48% of US public health personnel reported at least one mental health issue. Power Pediatrics discusses mental health in the workplace and how to address it.

Regular exercise reduces the risk of dying. People who engage in moderate or vigorous physical activity have a lower mortality rate than those who don't.

New research shows binge drinking; high alcohol use during pregnancy is increasing. This behaviour change is occurring at a faster rate among pregnant women.

What is happening in your brain as you become more cognitively tired? This article explores how it happens, and what can be done to stop it.

Data from a new CDC report show that less than one-third of people with hepatitis C receive treatment within a year of their diagnosis despite its availability.

A recent lawsuit against Whole Foods Market claims that the company is falsely marketing beef with the slogan "No Antibiotics, Ever." Get the details here.