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Understanding the Updated Guidelines on Stroke Prevention
Understanding the Updated Guidelines on Stroke Prevention
Posted: May 13, 2025

Understanding the Updated Guidelines on Stroke Prevention

With Vascular Neurologist David K. Stone, MD, PhD

In October of 2024, and for the first time in 10 years, the AHA and the ASA have updated the official guidelines for stroke prevention, providing new guidance for preventing stroke in women, including during pregnancy, and placing new emphasis on social aspects of stroke prevention and the specific benefits of the Mediterranean Diet.

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The Medical Miracle of Modern Childbirth
The Medical Miracle of Modern Childbirth
Posted: May 7, 2025

The Medical Miracle of Modern Childbirth

Safe, sanitary, and something for the pain.

With big noggins and narrow hips, giving birth is a uniquely difficult experience for humans. And while it still isn’t easy, at least it doesn’t involve a chainsaw.

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All About Osteoporosis: When to Screen, What to Eat, How to Fight
All About Osteoporosis: When to Screen, What to Eat, How to Fight
Posted: Apr 22, 2025

All About Osteoporosis: When to Screen, What to Eat, How to Fight

With Endocrinologist Angela Boldo, MD.

Nearly 80% of women over age 80 will experience significant loss in bone density. A third will have full-blown osteoporosis. But while loss of bone density is a natural part of aging, that doesn’t mean we can’t do anything about it.

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Most Penicillin Allergies Are Misdiagnosed — Here’s Why That Matters
Most Penicillin Allergies Are Misdiagnosed — Here’s Why That Matters
Posted: Apr 15, 2025

Most Penicillin Allergies Are Misdiagnosed — Here’s Why That Matters

With First Physicians Group Allergist John S. Trickett, MD

Today, as many as 10% of patients are classified as allergic to penicillin. But studies have shown that the real number is closer to 1%—and this massive overdiagnosis is a real problem.

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Treating the Whole Person
Treating the Whole Person
Posted: Apr 8, 2025

Treating the Whole Person

Connecting patients with community resources to promote health and wellness

Maintaining good health doesn’t start—or end—at the hospital. And 80% of a person’s health is impacted by their ability to meet basic needs in everyday life, such as housing, food and transportation. That’s why Sarasota Memorial partners with community non-profits to ensure every patient has access to the resources they need.

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