According to a report from the U.S. Surgeon General, e-cigarette use grew 900 percent among high-school students between 2011 and 2015. Talking with teens early about the health risks of vaping and asking schools to educate students can head off a nicotine habit.
Kaiser Permanente breaks new ground in telehealth with its Connect 2 Care Telepsychiatry Program.
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.
Pro baseball player Mike Marjama credits Kaiser Permanente with saving his life after he suffered from an eating disorder. Now he’s helping others get well.
With the winter months nearing, be aware of symptoms of SAD, or Seasonal Affective Disorder. They may include depression, trouble sleeping, and increased appetite. If you may have SAD, see a professional to explore light therapy, cognitive therapy, or medication. Exercise, eating well, getting plenty of sleep, and seeing others can also help.
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.
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.
When Andrés Renteria asked his daughter what she wanted for her 15th birthday, he had no idea that her answer would change his life.
Dr. Kenneth A. Katz answers your questions about psoriasis, a disease affecting around 2 to 4 percent of the population worldwide.
A Kaiser Permanente registered nurse and a Kaiser Permanente physical therapist tell how strength training benefits health and well-being.
In the United States today, roughly one-third of children are overweight or obese. Learn more about the chronic condition and how to prevent it.
Kate Land, MD, started the Thriving Families Blog to help families answer their most pressing and commonly asked questions.
