Content derived from DocTalk video (watch below) with Alexey Shikuev, MD – Neuroscience Institute 0:22 | Let's start with our first question: What are the main types of headaches, and what are their differences?Headaches can often be divided into two large categories: Primary headache disorders | These are headaches we cannot connect to a...
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RSV, Flu and COVID: Signs, Symptoms and Protecting Those Most Vulnerable from the Respiratory Illnesses Swirling in the Community
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Long Wait Times in the ER and Urgent Care: How to Know Where to Go to Get the Care You Need & Stay Healthier
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Holiday Health Myths—Busted
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It’s Never Too Late—Reduce Your Type 2 Diabetes Risk at Any Age
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Valley Nationally Recognized by American Heart Association for Commitment to Improve Cardiovascular Health
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Congratulations to 33 Providers Recognized by NCQA for Exemplary Heart & Stroke Care!
Women’s Health
Valley’s Win in Local Cord Blood Donation Competition Helps Increase Community Supply, Saves More Lives
Umbilical cord blood is a simple and safe way to make the birth of a child into someone else's second chance. Cord blood contains special blood-forming cells that can be used as a life-saving transplant for patients suffering from many diseases like leukemia or sickle cell anemia. Valley Medical Center partners with Bloodworks Northwest to offer fr...
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Valley’s ‘Top Doc’ Providers Recognized by Seattle Met and Seattle Magazines
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DocTalk: Understanding Chronic Conditions
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The Fight for Equity in the World of Breastfeeding/Chestfeeding
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The Selflessness, Patience, and Endurance of Breastfeeding
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Does Your Birth Plan Include Cord Blood Donation? It’s Free and Could Save Someone’s Life!
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What Causes Morning Sickness and Other Pregnancy Facts You Need to Know
Children’s Health
Help Make Birthday Wishes Come True for Children Experiencing Homelessness
As Valley celebrates our 75th birthday this year, we wanted to give back and help make birthdays special for kids in need across our community. For this year’s holiday collection drive, Valley is partnering with Birthday Dreams to bring hope, joy, and a sense of self-worth to children experiencing homelessness with the gift of a birthday party. Thi...
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Physical Activity Tips Busy Kids and Families Need to Know About
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The Ultimate Guide for Spook-tacular Good Time
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The Selflessness, Patience, and Endurance of Breastfeeding
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Helping Your Child Through Common Fears + Resources for Talking about School Shootings or Other Tragic Events in the News
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Get Outside and Play!
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Does Lack of Sleep Increase a Child’s Risk of Obesity?
Joint & Spine
Valley’s ‘Top Doc’ Providers Recognized by Seattle Met and Seattle Magazines
Two Seattle magazines hold Top Docs polls that allow providers to vote for their peers as the best providers in the region. Every year, both Seattle Magazine and Seattle Met magazines publish the results and we have several winning physicians, PA-Cs and ARNPs recognized. Congratulations to the following members of the VMC medica...
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Valley’s Win in Local Cord Blood Donation Competition Helps Increase Community Supply, Saves More Lives
Umbilical cord blood is a simple and safe way to make the birth of a child into someone else's second chance. Cord blood contains special blood-forming cells that can be used as a life-saving transplant for patients suffering from many diseases like leukemia or sickle cell anemia. Valley Medical Center partners with Bloodworks Northwest to offer fr...
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Valley’s ‘Top Doc’ Providers Recognized by Seattle Met and Seattle Magazines
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Cancer and Flu Don’t Mix Well—Remember to Get Your Flu Vaccine This Fall
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Does Your Birth Plan Include Cord Blood Donation? It’s Free and Could Save Someone’s Life!
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Honoring the Strength and Courage of Those Living with a History of Cancer—National Cancer Survivors Day®
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7 Healthy Habits to Reduce Your Risk of Colon Cancer (and Chronic Disease!)
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The Negative Impact of COVID-19 on Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
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Learning More About Who Our Patients Are Helps Valley Provide Better Care
Valley Medical Center is committed to improving healthcare for all our diverse patients and families. Healthcare can be affected by race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity and disability status. It's important that we know who our patients are so we can provide the right care, in the right place, at the right time, every time. Starting...
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Exercise During Chemotherapy—Why Any Amount is Beneficial and Encouraged
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75 Years of Services—Join us in Caring for Our Community Like Family
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Neurologist Explains Headaches + Latest Options for Diagnosing, Prevention & Treatment
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Build a Better Charcuterie Board
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ALERT: Record Number of People with Respiratory Illness Flooding Local Hospitals
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Celebrating, Honoring and Observing National Native American Heritage Month 2022
