Blog Archive

Breast cancer is one of the most common cancers among women, which means it’s especially important to do all you can to reduce your risks. These simple steps may help.

When you’re injured or ill, it’s not always easy to decide whether you need urgent care or a trip to the emergency room. Find out what our urgent care team can treat, so you can get the right care as quickly as possible.

Vaccinations help prevent serious illness by strengthening your child’s natural immunity. Keeping immunizations up to date helps your child stay healthy now and for the rest of their life. Here’s how to make sure their vaccine schedule is on track.

Sunshine can lift your mood and even help your body make vitamin D. If you get too much sun, you can end up with a sunburn, premature aging, and an increased risk of skin cancer. Here’s how to keep your skin safe this summer.

Today, women have more choices than ever in birth control. Come talk with our OBGYN team to find the best choice for you and your lifestyle. We'll discuss each type of contraception and the risks and benefits to help you choose the one that's best for you.

Sports physicals play a key role in keeping your child free from injuries and life-threatening illnesses that haven’t been found yet, such as heart problems. Learn what to expect during your child’s sports physical and why it’s important to schedule it now

Suicide is the fourth leading cause of death amongst 15-29 year olds. Early diagnosis and providing services to your child and their family can make a huge impact on your children’s lives. Read on to find out more.

Coumadin is an effective medication that treats and prevents life-threatening blood clots. While on this medication, you need to be closely monitored for complications. Find out what to expect when you visit our Coumadin clinic.

It’s normal to feel a little down during the dark and gloomy winter months. However, if you’ve noticed significant changes in your thoughts and behaviors, you may have seasonal depression. Learn more here.

While there are many ways you can stop the spread of germs this cold and flu season, handwashing is the best method of prevention. We explain its importance here.

About 400 Idaho females alive on July 1, 2019 had been diagnosed with invasive cervical cancer within the 10 years prior. Pap and HPV tests can help find cervical cancer early or prevent it by identifying precancers that can be treated.