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6 tips to help your family eat healthy

3/26/2025

Hoping to turn over a new leaf with your family’s eating? Providence registered dietitian Debrin Cohen offers tips to improve their eating habits.

TeleNeurology: A comprehensive suite of virtual neurology care

The virtual neurologists at Providence provide expert stroke, epilepsy, and neurological care in the ER, when admitted and once home.

Keep your colon healthy through diet and cancer screening

3/21/2025

Your colon is an important part of your digestive system. Keep it healthy by eating the right foods and undergoing screening for colon cancer.

Celebrating our oncology social workers

3/20/2025

In recognition of National Social Work Month, Darlene Corral, LCSW, shares a little insight into the importance of oncology social workers.

Providence OB-GYN offers advice for a healthy pregnancy

3/19/2025

An OB-GYN shares what you should know to ensure the health of both you and your baby as you start your pregnancy journey.

Robotic versus open surgery for early cervical cancer

3/18/2025

This is an exciting new trial comparing robotic assisted laparoscopy to open hysterectomy and lymph node assessment for the treatment of early-stage cervical cancer.

SIDS and swaddling: What parents need to know

3/18/2025

A new study suggests wrapping a baby in a blanket and restricting the child’s movement may increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome.

5 habits that harm kidney health

3/14/2025

Discover five common habits that could be damaging your kidneys. Learn how to protect your kidney health with simple lifestyle changes from Providence.

Know the signs of a concussion

3/12/2025

Learn the signs and symptoms of a concussion and when you should seek medical care with this comprehensive guide to concussions from Providence.

How your diet impacts your sleep

3/10/2025

Discover how your diet affects your sleep quality. Learn which foods to avoid before bed. Sleep better with tips from Providence.

Understanding measles: What you need to know

3/7/2025

Measles is making a comeback in some parts of the U.S. Learn what you can do to protect yourself and your loved ones.

How endometriosis affects fertility

3/7/2025

Learn how endometriosis impacts fertility, symptoms to watch for and treatment options to improve chances of conception. Read more from Providence.

How bad is it to take expired medication?

3/6/2025

Many of the medications in your medicine cabinet may be expired, but some are safer than others to take past their expiration date.

What is norovirus? Symptoms, treatment and duration.

3/5/2025

Learn what norovirus is, how contagious it is, how to treat it and how long it lasts. Get reliable information and tips from Providence.

Are you at risk of prediabetes?

3/3/2025

One out of three adults has prediabetes, but 80 percent of them don’t know it. Find out if you could be at risk and learn how making small lifestyle changes can make a big impact on your health.

Patient surveys: Your voice matters at Providence

2/28/2025

At Providence, we use your feedback and stories to motivate and inspire our teams and make improvements to ensure continued exceptional care.

From life-saving surgery to back on the slopes: A photographer’s story

2/27/2025

Gary tells his story about the difficult journey back to the slopes of Mt. Hood after receiving life-saving surgery for pancreatic cancer.

Hypothermia: Causes, symptoms and treatment

2/26/2025

Learn about hypothermia, including its causes, symptoms and treatment options. Find out how to prevent and respond to this dangerous condition.

Learn about anorexia: Symptoms and treatments

2/24/2025

Discover key information on anorexia, including symptoms, causes and available treatments. Get the facts and learn how to find help and support with Providence.

Providence caregivers drive environmental stewardship

2/21/2025

Providence is a global leader in environmental stewardship thanks to the work of engaged caregivers at local levels.

Preventing heart disease in Black and Hispanic women

2/19/2025

Even though heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, fewer than half of Black and Hispanic women know this. Learn the signs of heart disease and how to lower your risk.