Lifestyle

Tips and advice for how to live your healthiest everyday

  • Hantavirus: What should you know?

    Hantavirus: What should you know?

    There’s currently no public health threat in our communities, but we are continuing to monitor the situation. Learn more.

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  • Learning how to build good boundaries can help you build great relationships

    Learning how to build good boundaries can help you build great relationships

    Many of us confuse expectations and boundaries. A Swedish expert highlights the differences and offers self-care tips to strengthen our connections in every area of life. Learn more.

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  • Regular GYN care is essential for lifelong wellness

    Regular GYN care is essential for lifelong wellness

    At every stage of life, there are important topics to cover with your GYN. A Providence Swedish gynecologist has some guidance for getting the most out of your visits. Learn more.

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  • "Sometimes you just need one person to believe in you."

    "Sometimes you just need one person to believe in you."

    The Theresa Jane Healthcare Careers Program provides innovative job training and mentorship to help underserved women begin careers in medicine. Learn more.

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  • PacMed's diabetes education classes empower patients with expert guidance and practical support

    PacMed's diabetes education classes empower patients with expert guidance and practical support

    PacMed, a member of the Providence Swedish family, is offering in person diabetes education classes led by registered dietitians and certified diabetes educators. Learn more.

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  • When should you talk to your kids about drugs? Early and often.

    When should you talk to your kids about drugs? Early and often.

    April 29 is Fentanyl Awareness Day. A Swedish expert has some guidance to help families navigate the ever-changing landscape of drugs and alcohol. Learn more.

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  • Parkinson’s disease and sleep: Why sleep matters more than you may think

    Parkinson’s disease and sleep: Why sleep matters more than you may think

    Learn how Parkinson’s disease affects sleep, and how common disorders like REM sleep behavior disorder can be diagnosed and treated.

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  • You don’t have to pretend you’re fine: being there for someone with a chronic illness

    You don’t have to pretend you’re fine: being there for someone with a chronic illness

    Chronic health conditions can be exhausting, frustrating and invalidating. Here's guidance to help you show up thoughtfully for someone you care about. Learn more.

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  • Living well with IBD care that meets you where you are

    Living well with IBD care that meets you where you are

    If you're struggling with IBD, Providence Swedish offers tailored, whole-person care based on your health goals. Learn more.

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  • Inside the World of Ultimate Frisbee with a Team USA physician

    Inside the World of Ultimate Frisbee with a Team USA physician

    Dr. Alexander Lloyd, a Swedish sports medicine expert, is on the squad that keeps these athletes in top form. He gives us a look into this demanding sport and some pro tips to tweak your workouts.

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  • “You are going to get the TLC you need from this team. It’s world-class care.”

    “You are going to get the TLC you need from this team. It’s world-class care.”

    After a concerning hypertension diagnosis, this patient "trusted the process" and found comfort and expertise at the Providence Swedish Hypertension Clinic. Learn more.

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  • Take the first steps in care planning with an advance directive

    Take the first steps in care planning with an advance directive

    Your advance directive protects your loved ones, provides your care team with clarity and ensures that your health care wishes are honored. Learn more.

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  • Did you have a second cup of coffee this morning? Your brain may thank you.

    Did you have a second cup of coffee this morning? Your brain may thank you.

    It's not just the buzz. A recent study found that 2-3 cups of caffeinated coffee or tea daily may lower your risk for dementia. Learn more.

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  • Buckle up. Wear a helmet. And other words of wisdom from an ER doc.

    Buckle up. Wear a helmet. And other words of wisdom from an ER doc.

    Some emergencies start with seemingly small choices or minor symptoms. Stay out of the ER with these tips from a Swedish emergency medicine expert. Watch the video.

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  • Swedish's hypertension clinic helps patients manage a complex condition

    Swedish's hypertension clinic helps patients manage a complex condition

    This unique clinic supports patients with complex and uncontrolled hypertension, especially in underserved communities where patients have less access to this specialized care. Learn more.

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  • Patients are getting their music back at the Providence Swedish MS Center

    Patients are getting their music back at the Providence Swedish MS Center

    Learn how an MS Center volunteer is helping musicians with neurologic conditions overcome difficulties playing their instruments and experience the healing effects of music. Read more.

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  • The best ER visit is the one you never have to make

    The best ER visit is the one you never have to make

    A Providence Swedish emergency medicine expert shares the most common conditions that land patients in the emergency department and how to avoid them. Watch the video (and your step) and learn more.

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  • Why the pain of a “broken heart” can be more than a metaphor

    Why the pain of a “broken heart” can be more than a metaphor

    A Providence Swedish expert explains Broken Heart Syndrome, a serious heart condition triggered by intense emotion. Learn more.

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  • Can a video game help reduce PTSD symptoms?

    Can a video game help reduce PTSD symptoms?

    A recent study found that participants who played Tetris for 20 minutes after exposure to distressing images reported fewer related flashbacks in the following days. Learn more.

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  • After 16 months of hell, back from the brink of death

    After 16 months of hell, back from the brink of death

    Providence Swedish's organ transplant team helped this patient rewrite his life's script. Though his journey was much longer than expected, he shares his story in hope of helping others. Learn more.

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