By: Kathy Hubbard It’s men’s health awareness month, so we’re going to talk about testosterone. Testosterone is primarily produced in the male testicles, but to
By Kathy Hubbard “You have to get up early in the morning, walk in the open and fresh air, breathe right and properly so it
By Kathy Hubbard Everyone goes through phases of liking some foods and eschewing others. But there’s a big difference between being a picky eater and
By Kathy Hubbard Even if you’re not a football fan, you probably heard about Damar Hamlin, the 24-year-old player who went into cardiac arrest during
By Kathy Hubbard Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in the United States. That’s the bad news. The good news is that
By Kathy Hubbard Come Sunday, some of us will make resolutions to develop healthier habits. Others will think that resolutions are a waste of time
By Kathy Hubbard A landmark study in 2020 in Sweden concluded that the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine dramatically reduces the number of women who develop
By Kathy Hubbard While walking across the Jack Parker Bridge skywalk from the Health Services Building to the hospital last Wednesday, I couldn’t help but
By Kathy Hubbard Forty years ago, when a bullet was dislodged just inches from President Ronald Reagan’s heart, he credited his nurses for his complete
Q&A with Bonner General Health Stroke Coordinator Alli Emch, RN, CEN Kristin Carlson, Marketing Specialist, Bonner General Health It is estimated that every 40 seconds,
By Kathy Hubbard “I was 22. I’d just graduated from college. I was involved with two internships, babysitting, dating a great guy, and enjoying the
By Kathy Hubbard While researching Parkinson’s Awareness Month, I came across a question posted on Providence Health Services website that took me down a bunny
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