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Read ArticleHow to have a healthy pregnancy in a heatwave
If you’re pregnant, learn how to protect yourself this summer from high temperatures.
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Read Article9 things you may not know about menopause
You probably know the common symptoms linked to menopause, but a Providence OB-GYN shines the light on nine lesser-known facts that may not be on your radar.
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Read ArticleWhere to get UTI treatment: Primary care, urgent care or ER
While a urinary tract infection (UTI) can be painful, it’s usually not a medical emergency. Learn how you can find treatment for UTIs at Providence.
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Read ArticleThrough fellowship program, Providence empowers caregivers to develop plans to bridge care gaps
Providence is bridging health gaps for patients through a fellowship that educates caregivers about health inequities and empowers them to incorporate these learnings into their daily work.
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Read ArticleBreast cancer prevention: Separating facts from myths
Learn evidence-based breast cancer prevention strategies, find out the truth about common myths and discover lifestyle changes that reduce your risk.
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Read ArticleDónde llevar a su hijo a la sala de emergencias: Tos, sarpullido y diarrea
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Read ArticleWhat to know about “weathering” and health disparities
Weathering is a concept that attributes the poor health outcomes often experienced by marginalized groups to their cumulative lived conditions. Learn more.
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Read ArticleOffice of Transformation helps caregivers better help you
Our new Office of Transformation uses new technology to improve the lives of caregivers so they can better care for you.
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Read ArticleUnderstanding hives: How long they last and how to treat them
Learn about hives, their causes, symptoms and how to prevent allergic reactions. Get tips on managing and treating rashes effectively with Providence.
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Read ArticleHeart skipping beats: Causes, when to worry and what to do
Does it sometimes feel like your heart is skipping a beat? Learn when you should be concerned, and how your doctor can help you.
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Read ArticleLower your sodium intake to reduce your blood pressure
Are you concerned that sodium is causing your high blood pressure? Our Providence dietitian talks about easy substitutions to reduce your sodium intake.
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Read ArticlePregnancy: Everything you need to know for your journey
Learn how to prepare for your journey to parenthood, including what to do before you get pregnant, early pregnancy and symptoms, and what to expect during pregnancy.
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Read ArticleUpper abdominal pain: Causes, symptoms and relief
Learn about upper abdominal pain causes, from gas to serious conditions. Know when to seek care and find relief options. Get expert guidance from Providence.
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Read ArticleSports physicals are a cinch with Providence ExpressCare
It’s that time of year when young athletes all over the country are completing their sports physicals. ExpressCare offers options for busy parents.
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Read ArticleVaccines adults need: Why immunizations matter
Wondering if adults need vaccines too? Learn about recommended adult immunizations, who needs them, and how to stay protected with Providence.
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Read ArticleBack to school: Stress and anxiety in kids
Recognize back-to-school anxiety and academic stress in children and teens, with quick tips for stress relief by age group from a Providence pediatrician.
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Read ArticleBack to school: Vaccines and wellness checks
Prepare your child for school with required vaccines, wellness exams and mental health tips. Get trusted back-to-school health advice from Providence.
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Read ArticleWhen to take your child to the ER: Cough, rash and diarrhea
Learn when your child's cough, rash or diarrhea needs emergency care vs. primary care. Get guidance on where to seek treatment and save time and money.
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Read ArticleA Providence neuro-oncologist offers six things you should know about brain cancer
Brain cancer isn’t like other cancers. Learn six things you should know about the disease from a Providence neuro-oncologist.
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Read ArticleDoes having a hysterectomy make you age faster?
More than one in three women will have a hysterectomy by age 74. But do hysterectomies make you age faster and start menopause? Learn more from Providence.
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