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National Health Center Week: Aug 9-15
This year’s National Health Center Week theme is Celebrating Our Legacy, Shaping Our Future. The theme is timely, as Community Health Centers across the nation are celebrating the program’s 50th…
Read MoreHealthy Choices for Kids.
Do you know why there’s so much talk these days about obesity in children? Children who are overweight when they are young have a much harder time losing weight when…
Read MoreWildfires and Children's Lungs
With recent wildfires in the area you may be wondering what this means for your children. The smoke from wildfires contains a mixture of gasses as well as fine particles…
Read MoreYour guide to a happy and healthy summer!
Summer Health Tips to Help You Feel Your Best Make the most of summer by eating well and participating in physical activity every day. Here are some simple ideas to…
Read MoreThe Itch of a biting insect: How do I protect my child from them?
With the hot wet days and nights of summer come the biting insects, especially in those early evening hours when eating outdoors and enjoying the gentle weather of a summer…
Read More8 reasons for men to get screened…
It’s Men’s Health Month, and an important part of staying healthy is engaging in routine health care maintenance (getting the screening you are due for). At age 18 men should…
Read MoreHello Summer!
Hello Kids! Welcome to summer! Parents, time to start thinking about summer fun and activities. Time to get kids outside and moving. But while moving about the wild summer days…
Read MoreSummer Kebabs
Summer is unofficially here in the Inland Northwest and what better way to welcome it than to break out the barbecue grill! Grilling is a great way to cook a…
Read MoreLove Them. Protect Them. Immunize Them.
With it being National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW), it is a great time to make sure we are promoting, encouraging, educating and reminding parents to have their children immunized. If…
Read MoreMultiple Sclerosis Awareness Month
Did you know March is National MS Education and Awareness Month? Multiple sclerosis affects more than 2.5 million people worldwide and is an unpredictable disease. I recently sat down with CHAS’ chief…
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