October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Don’t forget to schedule your annual mammogram at Valley’s Breast Center. Were you aware: In the U.S., one in eight...
Walking is just as good as running when it comes to lowering your risk for heart disease, according to research reported by the American Heart Association. Researchers an...
Yes! After Valley Family Medicine Residency physicians reviewed over a dozen studies with more than 76,000 infants primarily from the Unites States and Great Britain, the...
Trevor Lanz is easily described as a busy guy. Between his job as an Assistant Nurse Manager at Valley Medical Center, frequently volunteering his time to represent the h...
By Natalie Frei, PT, DPT, Children’s Therapy One thing that is always on the back to school list is a backpack to carry pens, pencils, paper and BOOKS – lots of hea...
Did you know that Valley Medical Center is home to one of the most active stroke clubs in the Puget Sound region? Designed for stroke survivors, their families and their...
Watching your new baby cry or sleep fitfully can be hard in the best of times, and for parents with a baby in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), it can be overwhelm...
It sounds too good to be true: a vaccine that prevents cancer? Yes! The HPV vaccine has the potential to prevent new cases of certain types of cancer when administered be...
Judy Li, DO Pediatric Neurology, Neuroscience Institute CTE Found in 99 Percent of Deceased NFL Players. This recent news headline may have grabbed your attention. The Jo...
David Vossler, MD, FAAN, and Medical Director of Valley’s Neuroscience Institute is co-author and researcher on two recent papers published in Epilepsia, the Offici...
