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It’s natural to feel anxious and stressed right now. But these tips can help you cope.

Here’s how to socially distance yourself from people.

An important part of staying healthy is getting enough sleep. Here’s how to make that happen.

SARASOTA, Fla. – Sarasota Memorial is welcoming a new breast cancer surgeon to the health system’s First Physicians Group (FPG) network.

If you’re concerned about lung cancer, here’s what you need to know about screening tests.

Scale going up? Here’s why your kitchen may be to blame and how to get things under control.

Your lifestyle may be increasing your risk of colorectal cancer in your 20’s, 30’s or 40’s. Learn how to reduce your risk.

Here’s how to avoid getting sick as flu season peaks.

Sarasota Memorial Health Care System is pleased to announce the appointment of surgical oncologist Russell Novak, MD, FACS, as its breast program director for the hospital’s new cancer institute. 

Is it true that having a strong social network can keep you healthier? You bet it is!

Endoscopic Specialist Joins GI Oncology Team

SARASOTA, Fla. – This week, Sarasota Memorial Health Care System welcomed a specialist in digestive and gastrointestinal diseases to its First Physicians Group (FPG) network.

A physical therapist answers common questions about dizziness, unsteadiness, and lightheadedness related to vestibular balance problems.

If you know about these risk factors for heart disease, you can take steps to lower your risk.

Here are 6 energizing tips to conquer afternoon carb cravings.

These warm breakfasts are easy to make and good for you.

Sarasota Memorial Health Care System welcomed two new physicians to the health system’s First Physicians Group (FPG) network and community to kick off the new year.

If you do the same exercise day after day, a change may do you good.

Here are 7 health benefits you’ll enjoy when you quit smoking.

Here are some breast cancer risk factors under your control – and some you can’t change.

One in eight women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Although there is no sure way to prevent the disease, there are steps you can take to reduce your risk. This infographic shows some lifestyle changes you can make to help lower the chance that you’ll get breast cancer.