Small cell lung cancer: What it is, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment
Learn about small cell lung cancer, including symptoms, diagnosis methods and treatment options. Providence helps you understand this aggressive cancer.
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Active family fun: Get moving together
Discover fun and easy ways to keep your family active! Explore fitness-focused activities for all ages and create lasting healthy habits with Providence.
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Myasthenia gravis vs. ALS
Discover the distinct symptoms, causes and treatments of myasthenia gravis and ALS. Learn how Providence can help you manage these conditions effectively.
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Learn common myths about vaccines and which ones you need
A Providence family medicine doctor discusses some of the most common myths about vaccines and which ones you need.
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Hypertension: Why it’s known as a silent killer
Hypertension is often called the silent killer because it doesn’t typically cause symptoms. Learn more about high blood pressure and why it’s so serious.
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Quick and effective ways to get rid of allergies
Discover the fastest ways to get rid of allergies. Our guide offers effective tips and remedies for quick allergy relief from the experts at Providence.
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How you can beat stress eating
If you find yourself reaching for food when you’re feeling emotional, you’re not alone. Plenty of people stress eat. Learn how you can beat it.
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Hunker down at home with a cold or flu
The best way to handle sickness is to get lots of rest and stay away from others. Learn more ways to treat a cold or flu this fall and winter.
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Top tips to prevent bullying in schools
Worried about bullying at school? Learn actionable tips from Providence to prevent and stop bullying.
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The stages of child development
Learn about child development stages of physical and cognitive growth. Discover tips and insights to support your child's development with Providence.
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Understanding 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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Insect bite guide: Spiders, ticks and fleas
Discover how to identify and treat bites from spiders, fleas, ticks and more. Get expert guidance and insect bite safety tips from Providence.
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Sexual function and testosterone are key to men’s health
Sexual function isn’t easy to talk about, but Providence’s Dan Getz, D.O., explains why men need to find a provider they’re comfortable discussing it with.
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Digital in action: Why you’ll want to download the Providence app
With new features and functions to support every step of your health journey, you won’t want to wait to download the Providence app.
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Five tips to lower blood pressure without medication
Do you have high blood pressure, or hypertension? If so, you may need medication, but there are also lifestyle changes you can make to get healthier.
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Could you have cataracts? Learn the symptoms.
If you live long enough, you will eventually develop cataracts. A Providence ophthalmologist debunks some of the most common myths about cataracts.
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Back 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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Help your adolescent navigate Type 1 diabetes
A Providence pediatric endocrinologist advises that families focus on five priorities when helping an adolescent manage Type 1 diabetes. Learn more.
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Your summer health and safety guide
Stay safe this summer with Providence’s expert tips on sun protection, heat illness, injuries, autoimmune care and family wellness.
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Understanding Alzheimer’s disease and its effects on the brain
Learn what Alzheimer’s disease is and how it impacts the brain. Discover the stages, symptoms and progression of Alzheimer’s from Providence.
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