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Fall prevention tips and resources

Preventative healthcare is something we practice in order to stay healthy, enjoy a good quality of life and increase our life span. While many Americans work very hard at achieving optimum health, they often do not recognize that the one of the biggest health hazards of all is falling.

September 24, 2026Patient Care Insights

University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

Back to school physical time

Scheduling your back-to-school checkup in a timely manner ensures that your child will be ready to kick off the new school year with confidence and good health. Give your child a healthy start for a successful school year by scheduling their child visit today.

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The relationship between headaches and the weather

If you believe your body tells you when a storm is on the horizon, it is not your imagination. The elements have long been blamed for a myriad of physical ailments, including headaches.

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University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

USF Health Dermatology Free Skin Cancer Screening: Melanoma Monday

A skin exam by a dermatologist is vital to early detection of skin cancer. It is recommended to have a total body skin exam once a year starting in adulthood.

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University of South Florida: A Preeminent Research University

Menopause and the connection to women's heart health

Menopause reduces women’s natural estrogen protection against bad cholesterol, increasing heart disease risk. Lifestyle and genetics also affect this risk. Regular exercise is key to maintaining heart health.

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