Facts About Fibroids
Having a fibroid is common — about 70 percent of women develop one in their lifetime. But what are they — and what do you do if you have one?
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The Bedside Harpist
At the Kaiser Permanente Roseville Medical Center, the sweet sounds of harp music are helping patients relax and feel better.
Doctors Get a Taste of Their Own Medicine — and It’s Delicious!
A Kaiser Permanente San Francisco physician combines her twin passions of medicine and cooking to help improve the health of patients, doctors, and staff.
Practicing Gratitude
Kaiser Permanente Spiritual Care Director Raymond Dougherty offers tips and thoughts on the benefits of keeping a simple gratitude journal.
A Look at Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in Young People
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) has entered the everyday vernacular. But what is OCD — and how does it affect young people? Learn more about the condition.
Caring for Aging Eyes
Eye disease is largely a problem of seniors. And the American population is aging, meaning that the need for eye care and even surgery is on the rise. Currently, almost 15 percent of the U.S. population is age 65 years and older. By 2060, that number will double.
5 Take-out Tips for Healthier Eating
Americans are eating out and getting food to go more than ever — sometimes up to 5 nights a week. With busy schedules and an abundance of convenient dining options, it’s hard to avoid.
What Women Need to Know About Heart Disease
In recognition of American Heart month, Kaiser Permanente cardiologist Peter Miles, MD, lays out the facts about women and heart disease and how both sexes can keep their hearts healthy.