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Read ArticleOB department excels at maternal emergency preparedness
Simulations help medical teams build communication and teamwork to ensure top patient care.
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Read ArticleDon’t be afraid of your mistakes
Sarah Sapora, self-love and health advocate, discusses how not to be afraid of making mistakes in life.
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Read ArticleGuatemala relief: Dollar-for-dollar matching donation
Our partners and colleagues in Guatemala are safe. But the devastation from the recent volcanic eruption is tremendous. Donate to relief efforts and receive a dollar for dollar match.
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Read ArticleNew study shows strong public support for Medicaid
Americans overwhelmingly support Medicaid, according to a national study by Providence St. Joseph Health. The new study provides valuable insights as lawmakers consider the future of Medicaid.
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Read ArticleMen can pedal without fretting about performance
An enduring concern for some men is that the numbness they feel when riding a bike may lead to erectile dysfunction. But studies show that's not the case.
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Read ArticleGuard your heart: How to prevent, survive and recover from a heart attack
Protect your heart and ward off a heart attack with diet, exercise and healthy lifestyle choices. And perhaps a spare aspirin in your pocket.
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Read ArticleHow to thrive in cancer survivorship
A cancer survivor shares her experiences and how they’ve shaped her life.
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Read ArticleHow to talk to your aging parents about their driving
Deciding when to stop driving is a challenging issue for seniors and the people who love and care for them.
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Read ArticleYoga tools that raise your game
To enhance their yoga practice, many people use tools to achieve correct poses and avoid injury while building strength, flexibility and balance.
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Read ArticleMushroom tea: A fungi new way to give your morning a boost
Certain mushroom varieties like chaga and reishi are thought to have immune-boosting benefits.
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Read ArticleNew tech gives men a new option for treating prostate cancer
Robotic radiation technique can offer patients quicker procedure times with fewer side effects.
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Read ArticleOur community programs address key issues, from homelessness to mental health
Our caregivers and community partners work together to meet vital local needs. Read our 2017 community benefit report.
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Read ArticleWhat my parents' deaths taught me about end-of-life care in America
If we can improve the patient experience in the last two years of life, we will go a long way toward improving health care for people at every stage of life.
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Read ArticleChange your POV: Can hanging upside down improve your health?
Here are some of the most popular reasons people practice inversion therapy today.
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Read ArticleLymphedema of the breast: Find the right treatment for you
You can maintain lymphatic function and flow with preventive measures
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Read ArticleWhat would the Sisters say about #MeToo?
An open letter to the caregivers of Providence St. Joseph Health
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Read ArticleHow to shave your beard, head and elsewhere
Whether you're joining a no-shave challenge, prefer not to shave or simply trying a new look, consider the best ways to keep your skin, beard and hair healthy.
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Read ArticleShining a light on poverty and heart disease
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in developing countries and in low-income populations in the first world.
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Read ArticleExercise and physical activity are key to living well with Parkinson's
Exercise can be helpful whether you have been living with Parkinson’s for a day or for decades.
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Read ArticleHeroes: 3 inspiring acts of bravery by PSJH nurses
Meet the PSJH nurses who responded to the Las Vegas mass shooting, a deadly train crash in Washington state and destructive wildfires in Northern California.
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Read ArticleSitting is the new smoking: Unshackle yourself from your desk
The demands of your job may tend to keep you hunched over a computer screen, focused on the daily project. But to stay healthy, you should make time daily for physical activity and to eat well.
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