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Surprise! You don't need to hit 10,000 steps to improve your heart health. Learn the science behind step counts.
If you struggle to get quality sleep on a regular basis, you’re not alone. You can improve your sleep without taking medicine.
Is it just the winter blues or are you SAD? We’ll break down the differences and help you let in the light this winter season.
Many adults over 50 take a supplement to support brain health. The only problem? They’re not backed by science. Learn more.
Learn how a few small tweaks to your daily habits can help you eat healthy even when you're busy. Plus, healthy food swaps you can make while on the go.
This October, make a commitment to prioritize your breast cancer screening.
This October, make a commitment to prioritize your breast cancer screening.
Build strong sleep habits for when life gets busy.
Understand the signs of mental health concerns in youth and know when to seek help.
Cancer diagnoses for 17 of the 34 most common cancers are increasing.
Will adding chia seeds to your water help you lose weight?
Two recognized nationally for orthopedics, one for rehabilitation.
Know when it’s time to visit a doctor for that nagging shoulder pain.
Prioritize your well-being with regular health screenings.
At Providence, we’re here to help you achieve your best joint health yet so you can embrace life to its fullest.
Our leading-edge technology is revolutionizing the treatment of atrial fibrillation (A-fib).
The latest health fad on the social media platform TikTok is irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), leading to “self-diagnosis” among millions of TikTok users.
Prioritize your well-being with regular health screenings.
From the color of your eyes to the shape of nose, your DNA guides and determines all your inherited traits and shapes your risk of developing certain diseases.
