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Read ArticleProvidence St. Vincent radiologist talks contrast enhanced mammography
A new imaging option expands access to advanced breast cancer detection at Providence St. Vincent Medical Center.
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Read ArticleUnderstanding HPV and cervical cancer
Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, yet many people don’t realize how closely it’s connected to a common virus — or how powerful prevention can be.
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Read ArticleMeasles isn’t “just a rash”: How to protect your family
Measles is often misunderstood as a mild childhood illness, but it can be serious — especially for young children.
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Read ArticleColorectal cancer tip: What to expect from a colonoscopy
Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — and regular screening plays a powerful role in protecting your health.
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Read ArticleWhy fiber deserves a spot on your plate
Why fiber matters for digestion, blood sugar and heart health — and simple ways to get more every day.
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Read ArticlePreparing for the unexpected: Caregivers strengthen emergency readiness
Caregivers gathered in March to train for complex emergency scenarios involving hazardous materials.
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Read ArticleHeart pump procedure gives patient 14 years of life and counting
Joe's journey with our LVAD program shows what’s possible when exceptional care gives patients more time to thrive.
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Read ArticleProvidence explores strategic options, sale of Providence Health Plan
Providence today announced it is actively exploring strategic options for Providence Health Plan (PHP) – including the sale of the plan.
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Read ArticleFree seminar helps people explore weight management options
Our center for weight management recently hosted a free seminar focused on helping participants better understand evidence-based weight management approaches.
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Read ArticlePilot health care internship opens doors for future caregivers
Providence Medford partnered with St. Mary’s School to hold a two-week internship designed to give local high school students a look at several health care professions.
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Read ArticleA new chapter in heart care: Providence St. Vincent opens first redesigned electrophysiology lab
See photos of one of three new electrophysiology labs and learn about improved features for patients and caregivers.
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Read ArticleSimple seated exercises build heart health from home
Looking around your workspace, you may be surprised to learn that you sit on an exercise machine every day — your chair.
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Read ArticleHow cardiac rehabilitation gave one patient a second chance
Tess Carstens shares how cardiac rehabilitation caregivers helped her achieve her goals and get a second chance at life.
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Read ArticleWhat is Cardiac Amyloidosis and why early diagnosis matters
Jenna Kay, M.D., cardiologist with Providence Heart Institute, explains the signs, risks, and treatment options for this often-overlooked heart condition.
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Read ArticleDeclining vaccination rates put U.S. measles-free status at risk
Justin Jin, M.D., shares guidance with KATU on how vaccination protects one another and supports the health of our community.
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Read ArticleRobotic knee surgery upgrade aims to improve recovery and long‑term outcomes
Dr. Elizabeth Lieberman was one of a select group of 15-20 U.S. surgeons invited to gain early experience with the enhanced software for the Zimmer Biomet ROSA with Optimize robot.
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Read ArticleFree Newberg heart screenings give local families peace of mind
Providence Heart Clinic – Newberg recently hosted screenings for kids ages 12–18.
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Read Article$75 million gift from Phil and Penny Knight expands the future of heart care
The Knights’ generosity is establishing new frontiers in cardiac care at Providence Heart Institute and Providence St. Vincent Medical Center.
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Read ArticleSecond $75 million gift from Phil and Penny Knight expands possibilities in care
The Knights’ generosity is establishing new frontiers in cardiac care at Providence Heart Institute and Providence St. Vincent Medical Center. Tens of thousands of people will benefit each year.
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Read ArticleHeart health tips: Reducing risk through small actions
James Beckerman, M.D., offers helpful tips on KPTV for reducing heart disease risk with easy, consistent actions like short bouts of exercise, proper rest and nutrition.
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