Content derived from DocTalk with Greta Bernier, MD, Colorectal Surgeon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQyVnLf4k3w Why is it important to talk about colorectal cancer now?March is colorectal cancer awareness month. During the COVID-19 pandemic, fewer people have been getting their preventive screenings for colorectal cancer, with as much as a 70%...
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Valley Recognizes #WorldCancerDay, Feb. 4, 2021, with a Review of Our Cancer Program Successes
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Recognizing and Preventing Suicide in our Youth: Rates Rising During the Pandemic
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Reproductive Lead Shielding No Longer Needed for X-ray or CT Appointments
Do you have an upcoming X-ray or CT appointment? Thanks to advances in technology, gonadal (testicles and ovaries) and fetal (baby) lead apron shields are no longer necessary, per the American College of Radiology and the American Association of Physicists in Medicine.
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Physical Activity and Dementia: What You Need to Know for Prevention and Treatment
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Preventing Low Back Pain While You’re Expecting— Tips for Pregnancy Posture
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Your COVID-19 Fall Update: All You Want to Know About Vaccines, Surges, Testing, Travel, Back to School & Much More
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LGBTQ Health: Part 1
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Children’s Health
Recognizing and Preventing Suicide in our Youth: Rates Rising During the Pandemic
Content derived from DocTalk conducted with Kari Tanta, PhD, OTR/L, FAOTA Suicide and self-harm rates have increased during the pandemic, particularly in the younger populations in Washington. Kari Tanta, PhD, addresses suicide prevention, the risks and signs for suicide, and offers steps that parents and caregivers can take to help their loved one...
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Holiday Happenings and Family Fun for a Safe and Special Season!
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Make Magical Feed to offer Santa’s Reindeer—A Children’s Activity!
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Do You Want to Build a Snowman? Children’s Craft Activity
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Support for Stressed-out Parents: Let’s Take Care of Ourselves so We can Take Care of Our Kids
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Emotional Regulation and Your Child
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Re-Thinking Halloween in Pandemic Times: Frightfully Fun Tips for Celebrating Safely
Joint & Spine
Reproductive Lead Shielding No Longer Needed for X-ray or CT Appointments
Do you have an upcoming X-ray or CT appointment? Thanks to advances in technology, gonadal (testicles and ovaries) and fetal (baby) lead apron shields are no longer necessary, per the American College of Radiology and the American Association of Physicists in Medicine.
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Tender, Swollen Joints? Evaluating and Treating Early May Prevent Long-term Debilitating Damage
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Preventing Low Back Pain While You’re Expecting— Tips for Pregnancy Posture
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Meet the Team: Valley’s Joint & Spine Center
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Dr. Barrett’s Joint Replacement Blog
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Modifiable Risk Factors in Joint Replacement
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From Nurse to Patient to Everest–the Climb to a Life Changing Hip Replacement Surgery
Cancer
Colorectal Cancer Prevention: Time to Get Back on Track!
Content derived from DocTalk with Greta Bernier, MD, Colorectal Surgeon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQyVnLf4k3w Why is it important to talk about colorectal cancer now?March is colorectal cancer awareness month. During the COVID-19 pandemic, fewer people have been getting their preventive screenings for colorectal cancer, with as much as a 70%...
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Valley Recognizes #WorldCancerDay, Feb. 4, 2021, with a Review of Our Cancer Program Successes
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What You Need to Know to Keep Your Skin Healthy this Summer with Dermatologist Matthew Bremmer, MD
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Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancer Week: Sept. 29 – Oct. 5
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“Nothing is Impossible!” More than $700,000 Raised at Inaugural Be the Hope Walk
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Great News! Governor Jay Inslee Signs “Tobacco 21” Legislation
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Honoring Robert “Dr. Bob” Thompson, MD, Valley’s First Clinic Network Provider—Kind, Generous and Beloved
We are heartbroken to announce the passing of Robert “Dr. Bob” Thompson, beloved family provider at Valley for 37 years. Dr. Bob cared for generations of families, living a life of selfless service, kindness and love for others. He cared deeply about people and was a blessing and a light to all who knew him. “He was the MVP of human beings, always...
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Colorectal Cancer Prevention: Time to Get Back on Track!
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Black History Month – Celebrating our Black and African American Colleagues
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Black History Month – Honoring our Black and African American Caregivers
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