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Where would we be without nurses?
During National Nurses Week, Providence celebrates our many nurses, who have realized they can face anything after the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Diversity in medicine: Asians who made a difference
May is Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islanders Month, so Providence is shining a light on medical pioneers from those cultures.
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Long-term care planning at Providence
Providence helps older adults build long-term care plans that are right for them as they age.
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Why you should take a closer look at your eyes as you age
During Healthy Vision Month in May, we offer tips for keeping your eyes healthy — including the most important one, which is to get an eye exam.
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Shining a spotlight on health literacy and minority health
Providence is putting a spotlight on some ways to increase health literacy for people of all races and ethnicities this National Minority Health Month.
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Asthma & Allergies: Take control of your symptoms
Spring is peak season for allergy and asthma flare-ups, so it’s the perfect time of year to learn about the conditions and how to manage them.
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BE FAST: Know the signs of a stroke
Learning the signs of a stroke could save a life. Find out what stroke symptoms to watch for and what to do to get care fast.
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Providence leader developed strength through adversity
Our communications director had to navigate dual roles when a shooter was reported at her children’s school. Learn how COVID-19 helped prepare her.
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Learn how vaccines save lives this World Immunization Week
Vaccines have helped us nearly eliminate so many diseases over the past 100 years. Talk to your doctor about whether you are up to date
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Have you seen your doctor for a well check lately?
If you haven’t visited your primary care provider lately, now is the time to start! You can prevent many diseases through regular check-ups.
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Learn about multiple sclerosis symptoms and treatments
For MS Awareness Week, we’re taking a look at multiple sclerosis — how it happens, who’s at risk and how it’s treated.
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Women’s History Month: Telling our stories
As we enter March, learn how Providence is honoring Women’s History Month and this year’s theme of celebrating women who tell our stories.
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Black Americans have played a big role in medicine
For Black History Month, Providence is honoring the Black Americans who have broken barriers and improved medicine for all Americans.
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Providence celebrates Patient Recognition Week
At Providence, we are committed to providing the best care for our patients and our caregivers are proud to support National Patient Recognition Week.
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Low-fiber diet for colonoscopy prep
In the days leading up to a colonoscopy, it’s a good idea to eat foods that are low in fiber. Here, we give you some ideas.
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Hear Me Now: The importance of racial concordance in health care
Violet, program manager at Healthy Birth Initiative, and her daughter, Drechelle, share their experience with the needs of pregnant Black women.
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How to spot and treat thyroid disease
Think you might have a thyroid problem? Learn what thyroid disease is, the signs and symptoms, how to treat it, and how iodine and diet relate.
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Partnering with Providence: Mario and Courtney Lopez’s maternity experience
Mario and Courtney Lopez found personalized maternity care and support for the whole family at Providence. Learn more about their experiences and pregnancies.
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Focus on faith and family: How Mario and Courtney Lopez found a home at Providence
Mario Lopez and his wife selected Providence St. Joseph for all their of their pregnancies. Learn how faith, family played a role in that decision.
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Celebrating Christmas at the Providence Child Center
Meet the children and families who benefit from the work of the Providence Child Center and Providence Children’s Health Foundation.
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