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Read ArticleVisitor Policy
All routine visiting is suspended at our hospital campuses until further notice.
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Read ArticleDon't put off your diabetes and blood pressure screenings
These health conditions can contribute to serious illnesses and disease. It's important to know your risks.
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Read ArticleIt's National Minority Donor Awareness Month
This event highlights the need for organ donations within multicultural communities. Learn more.
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Read ArticleCOVID-19 research at Swedish
Swedish cancer specialists have developed an international, multicenter study to capture data about COVID-19 treatment typically used in cancer therapy.
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Read ArticleThe pandemic may increase the risk of PTSD for some
Experts warn the aftermath of COVID-19 could include a rise in the number of people who experience PTSD.
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Read ArticleWhat does It Mean to Heal?
The oncology survivorship nurse practitioner and the class facilitator explore the idea of healing and finding ways to support cancer patients exactly where they are in their healing journey.
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Read ArticleIs COVID-19 causing strokes in younger people?
Learn about how COVID-19 may be causing strokes in younger people, warning signs to watch for and why you shouldn’t wait to get care.
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Read Article“To-do” or “To-be,” in the Time of COVID-19
With the impact of COVID-19, our world has changed, our priorities have shifted and our lives have slowed down.When things do not go as planned, practice leaning into a "to-be" list.
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Read ArticleNorthwest Hope & Healing Carries Women through Crisis with Unprecedented $50,000 Contribution
Founded in 2000, Northwest Hope and Healing (NWHH) has provided patients facing breast and gynecological cancers at the Swedish Cancer Institute (SCI) with immediate financial assistance.
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Read ArticleRecipe: How to Make Fire Cider
With its garlicky heat and vibrant flavor, fire cider is a traditional tonic that may help to boost the immune system and support your health through various seasons. And it is super simple to make
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Read ArticleCancer Care in the Era of COVID-19 Pandemic
Cancer patients are at increased risk of COVID-19 infection as per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines.
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Read ArticleExercise is Medicine for Cancer Survivors. How can You Stay Active during a Pandemic?
Exercise is medicine for cancer survivors. Here are tips that you can do it at home during this pandemic.
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Read ArticleIntegrative Medicine Service: Getting The Benefits of Natural Medicine while Avoiding The Risks
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Read ArticleFamily fitness at home
Swedish helps you recognize your child’s activity “type” and offers a list of activities to promote family fitness activities you can do at home.
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Read ArticlePBS Segment: How doctors are innovating to treat COVID-19
As cases fill hospital beds across many parts of the country, doctors and scientists are coming up with inventive ways to treat the disease, if not to cure it.
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Read ArticleThere’s help if you lost health insurance
Losing a job and health insurance during the COVID-19 pandemic can be stressful. Find out how to get coverage and support.
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Read ArticleDon't delay life-saving cancer screenings
Routine cancer screenings can detect cancer in its early stages – before you begin to develop symptoms. Read why it’s important to stay on top of screenings during COVID.
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Read ArticleProtecting your heart is more important than ever during COVID-19
Your heart deserves the best – especially during COVID-19. Learn why it’s important to see your doctor and how we’re keeping you safe.
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Read ArticleStay up to date with vaccines
Vaccines are critical to your health and wellness. Make sure you – and your child – stay up to date with recommended vaccines.
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Read ArticleYour safety is our priority
It’s safe to get healthcare. Swedish is taking 7 safety steps to keep you healthy and safe during COVID-19. Learn how we’re protecting you.
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Read ArticleChildbirth in a pandemic: How hospitals are keeping mothers and babies safe
COVID-19 has forced medical centers to adapt to the new reality as mothers worry about their newborns.
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