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Are Your Cold Feet Trying to Warn You?
As a cardiologist specializing in peripheral vascular disease, I'm often asked, "Doc, why are my feet always cold? What do cold feet mean?"
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BlogsCelebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Latino Health Care Contributions, Achievements and Awareness
Learn more about health equity and health disparities that impact Hispanic people and notable Latino/a contributions and achievements in health care.
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DoctorsJoanna Wilk, MD
Make an appointment with Joanna Wilk, MD at UChicago Medicine AdventHealth now, find contact information and more. Your UChicago Medicine AdventHealth team is dedicated to providing whole-person care...Services Offered:
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BlogsHow Common Is Atrial Fibrillation?
Atrial fibrillation now affects approximately 10.55 million Americans annually. Find out what this could mean for you.
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Brian L Rozanski, DPM
Make an appointment with Brian L Rozanski, DPM at UChicago Medicine AdventHealth now, find contact information and more. Your UChicago Medicine AdventHealth team is dedicated to providing whole-person...Services Offered:
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BlogsThe Importance of Whole-Person Care for Men
Whole-person care for men means support in body, mind and spirit. Learn how UChicago Medicine AdventHealth has the wellness care you need.
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BlogsHealth Screenings to Schedule for the New Year
Discover health screenings you should consider scheduling for the new year.
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DoctorsDonald V Woznica Jr, MD
Make an appointment with Donald V Woznica Jr, MD at AdventHealth now, find contact information and more. Your AdventHealth team is dedicated to providing whole-person care that heals your body...Services Offered:
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BlogsHonoring Native American Heritage Month
Learn more about Native American contributions to public health and health disparities that impact Native American communities.
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BlogsShould I Be Screened for AFib?
Keep a steady beat with atrial fibrillation education, including what AFib is, risk factors, and signs you should get screened. Find out more in our blog.