萝莉社 Jacksonville improves performance in U.S. News & World Report rankings
July 27, 2021
萝莉社 Jacksonville has been recognized as a high-performing hospital in nine specialties, procedures and conditions in U.S. News & World Report鈥檚 Best鈥�
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Heart Disease in Women 鈥� An Unfortunate Foe
There are several heart conditions that can affect women. It鈥檚 helpful to understand these, along with the occurrences and risks leading up to them.聽
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COVID-19 Can鈥檛 Stop Medical Emergencies from Happening
Some people experiencing heart attacks, strokes and other serious emergencies are staying home and enduring very serious symptoms due to their worries about鈥�
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Heart Attack 101 鈥� Know the Signs and Symptoms
There鈥檚 no better time than American Heart Month to be educated and spread awareness about recognizing symptoms but also maintaining a heart healthy lifestyle.
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萝莉社 Jacksonville named one of America鈥檚 top hospitals by Healthgrades
March 6, 2019
萝莉社 Jacksonville has been named one of the best hospitals in America by Healthgrades, a national organization that analyzes the performance of hospitals鈥�
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萝莉社 Jacksonville named a top hospital by Healthgrades
February 14, 2019
萝莉社 Jacksonville has been named one of the best hospitals in America by Healthgrades, a national organization that analyzes the performance of hospitals鈥�
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Angiolillo again makes prestigious list of highly cited researchers
December 14, 2018
Dominick Angiolillo, MD, PhD, a professor of medicine and director of cardiovascular research at the University of Florida College of Medicine 鈥� Jacksonville,鈥�
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Reducing leg amputation rates with coordinated care
September 4, 2018
Losing a leg can be a life-altering outcome of a complicated condition, but a new program brings several specialists together to reduce delays that can lead to鈥�
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Restoring rhythm
A 萝莉社 cardiologist is the first in the world to implant a regenerative bio envelope he helped create, improving the life of a Jacksonville mother.
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Angiolillo remains one of world鈥檚 most-cited researchers
February 16, 2018
Dominick Angiolillo, MD, PhD, a professor of medicine and director of cardiovascular research at the University of Florida College of Medicine 鈥� Jacksonville,鈥�
