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  • Discusses blood test to check the different types of hemoglobin in the blood. Covers how some diseases, such as sickle cell disease, aplastic anemia, and leukemia, have abnormal types of hemoglobin. Discusses possible test results.
  • In Oregon, specialists and parents come together to design a specialized care plan for babies in the neonatal intensive care unit.
  • Children usually progress in a natural, predictable sequence from one developmental milestone to the next. But each child grows and gains skills at his or her own pace. Some children may be advanced in one area, such as language. But they may be behind in another, such as sensory and motor development. Milestones...
  • With the support of his health care team and nurse navigator, musician Newel Briggs’ life is in tune after prostate cancer.
  • This may sound obvious, but the best time to choose a hospital is when you don't need one. That way you have the time to compare all the hospitals in your area and think about what your preferences are. You will want to consider what type of hospital you prefer, the hospital's reputation, and how well the hospital fits...
  • Kaiser Permanente Washington members give birth at this and other affiliated hospitals.
  • What is the glycemic index? The glycemic index (GI) is a rating system for foods that contain carbohydrate. It helps you know how much these foods raise blood sugar. Carbohydrate raises blood sugar more than other nutrients, like proteins and fats. Some carbohydrate foods raise blood sugar more than others. Low-glycemic...
  • As a lifelong nonsmoker, Mariann Stephens was shocked to learn she had lung cancer. But she’s back to her active life after receiving care from Kaiser Permanente.
  • Gloria, 70 Read more about Gloria and how she manages her diabetes. "Exercise really changed everything for me. The way I feel, my blood sugar, everything. It really works. I never felt better, stronger, healthier, or happier in my life." Gloria hasn't always been an active person. Until she retired a few years ago, she...
  • A mother and daughter share a special bond after undergoing tonsillectomies on the same day.
  • Explains what stigma is in relation to mental health conditions. Suggests ways to get past stigma and self-stigma in relationships and at work. Briefly touches on legal concerns and the importance of advance planning documents.
  • Fay Gordon's breast cancer was caught in the early stages thanks to genetic testing. Learn more about Kaiser Permanente's hereditary cancer program.
  • Everyone has some stress. But stress can be bad for your heart. If you have heart disease, stress can lead to angina symptoms and maybe a heart attack. Taking steps to manage stress can improve your health and life. Try different ways to reduce stress, such as exercise, deep breathing, meditation, or yoga. Try to change...
  • A basketball coach’s remarkable story of undergoing brain tumor surgery and therapy while coaching her team to victory.
  • A heart failure action plan gives you an easy way to check your symptoms and see changes. The plan also tells you when you need to get help. Your doctor may give you a plan, or you might create one together. You'll use your plan every day. It takes the guesswork out of knowing when symptoms mean you should call your...
  • Kaiser Permanente teams up with Los Angeles Football Club to build 5 futsal courts for more than 3,400 students at Southern California schools.
  • Pain is a frustrating, sometimes debilitating aspect of ongoing (chronic) pancreatitis. Many people have pain for many years. Pain may decrease as the damaged pancreas loses its ability to produce enzymes. But it may take years for the pancreas to stop producing enzymes. In many people, this process never occurs. If you...
  • In August 2023, John Lynn collapsed at work. For the next year, he fought for his life with the support of his Kaiser Permanente care teams.
  • Preventing a relapse When you have schizophrenia, your symptoms can sometimes come back. This is called a relapse. There are things you can do to help prevent a relapse. Be active in your own recovery. Work with your doctor and take care of yourself. Take your medicine, even if you're feeling better. Not taking medicine...
  • Our members are more likely to feed their babies breast milk. And they’re less likely to undergo cesarean section or get infections.
  • An injury to the Achilles tendon ( Achilles tendinopathy) can cause pain and stiffness on and above the back of the heel. Bursitis can also cause pain and swelling at the back or bottom of the heel. To prevent and ease pain during work, play, or daily activities: Stay at a weight that's healthy for you. Talk to your...
  • Harold Newman had advanced prostate cancer. Genetic testing helped expand his future treatment options and protect the health of his family members.
  • To prevent and ease knee pain during work, play, and daily activities: Stay at a healthy weight. Wear kneepads when kneeling on hard surfaces. Avoid prolonged kneeling. Strengthen and stretch your leg muscles. Pay special attention to your front and back thigh muscles (quadriceps and hamstrings). Avoid deep knee bends...
  • An op-ed by Geisinger Health board of directors Gail R. Wilensky, PhD; Sherry A. Glied, PhD; and Thomas H. Lee Jr., MD, MSc.
  • Bursitis or a tendon injury (tendinopathy) in the shoulder can cause pain on the outside or front of the upper arm. Common symptoms include pain, pinching, and stiffness when you raise your arm. These symptoms are often brought on by doing repeated overhead movements. Pain from bursitis or a tendon injury can keep you...
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