Studying Life After Breast Cancer
In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness month, Look insideKP NCAL checks in with the Kaiser Permanente Division of Research’s Pathways study of breast cancer survivors.
Author: Dolores Radding
When the Flu Shot Is a Family Affair
Kaiser Permanente employee Valerie Coté and her family make it a point to get the flu vaccine together after they lost 2 family members to complications from the flu.
Taking Prediabetes Seriously
Millions of Americans have prediabetes but don’t know it. The good news is that they can make simple lifestyle changes to prevent or delay developing type 2 diabetes.
Showing Our Pride
Nearly 200 Kaiser Permanente employees, physicians, family members, and friends took part in the Oakland Pride Parade and Festival Sept. 9.
After the Fires, Grants Help With Healing
Kaiser Permanente contributes $1.5 million through 2 grants that extend mental health services and other supports to Sonoma County fire victims.
Lessons Learned in the Community
More than 100 Kaiser Permanente mental health residents and interns from around Northern California work at schools and community agencies as part of their training programs.
Lifesaving Care When It Counted Most
Kaiser Permanente member Brian Evans and his wife Natalie say the care he received at the Kaiser Permanente Medical Center…
Why Weightlifting Isn’t Just for Men
A Kaiser Permanente registered nurse and a Kaiser Permanente physical therapist tell how strength training benefits health and well-being.
Offering Hope and Help to People in Crisis
Suzanne McNamara is a Kaiser Permanente employee with a passion for helping people during the most difficult times of their lives.
Protect Yourself Against Mosquitoes and Ticks
If you’re heading out to the great outdoors this summer or just having a backyard barbeque, taking common sense precautions can help keep you and your family safe.
A Farmers Market on Wheels
Kaiser Permanente is a sponsor of the Freshest Cargo, a mobile farmers market that brings fresh and healthy food to neighborhoods that need it.
Living With Depression
In this photo essay, an artist and mental health advocate reflects on how her family, health care, and art have helped her through bouts of debilitating depression.