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Cervical cancer could be eliminated if 80% of people receive the HPV vaccine and the recommended screenings. Amy Banulis, MD, w/ & Tracy Seo, MD, w/ share w/ how the HPV vaccine is preventing cancer and saving lives.
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Bust some nutritional myths. Have you heard “People with type 2 diabetes shouldn’t eat fruits”? Well, it’s a myth. According to Linda Shiue, MD, internal medicine physician , eating fruit may even help control blood sugar. More via : nyti.ms/3ZSTvSU
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#FightFlu Friday – It’s safe to get your flu shot and COVID-19 booster at the same time. #GetVaccinated today bit.ly/3m5rVyI
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We’re proud to join 's Zero Health Gaps Pledge, a first-of-its-kind commitment by organizations across the public and private sectors to take action to advance health equity for communities worldwide. #WEF23: bit.ly/3GOslnj.
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People need reliable internet access to apply for jobs, access online education, financial resources, and more. This makes digital equity key to social health, the nonmedical factors that influence health outcomes. Ceci Oregón of explains k-p.li/3QNOE18
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Cervical cancer is one of the few cancers that primarily affects younger women, with the highest rates among people of color. Learn about our 3-step strategy to wipe out this preventable cancer: k-p.li/3vUekPU #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth
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We're excited to be included among ’s list of top health systems with great #oncology programs. We're proud to be recognized for our teams of cancer specialists offering leading edge therapies, personalized treatment plans, & emotional support: bit.ly/3vKLNfS
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We celebrate the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. through a weeklong event that offers employees & physicians many events & volunteer opportunities. As we remember Dr. King’s work, we remain committed to create a more equitable, inclusive world for all #MLKDay
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Can a short walk go a long way for your health? Robert Sallis, MD, shares w/, "It's well known that exercise can help control blood sugar, but what's new here is how beneficial frequent, short bouts of movement can be." Learn more about this new study.
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"To attract and retain the most talented #IT teams, we offer attractive benefits and amenities, including healthy work-life balance prioritization — and a corporate culture that is fair, equitable and diverse." — Diane Comer, CITO, in :
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The best way to protect yourself and your growing baby during the winter cold and flu season is to #GetVaccinated. Visit bit.ly/3m5rVyI to learn more.
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Up to 30% of those who had a severe case of COVID-19 experienced temporary hair loss. “The hair cycle will be disrupted and that is exactly what happens with COVID,” explains Paradi Mirmirani, MD, dermatologist at . Listen via : n.pr/3IAKKGF
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Nearly all sexually active people will get HPV at some point. The often-symptomless virus is the leading cause of cervical cancer. Learn how to protect yourself: k-p.li/2SpNuPL #CervicalCancerAwarenessMonth
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Why set yourself up for failure with #NewYears resolutions you won’t keep? Rosalia Vargas, MFT, with suggests using the SMART method to set goals that are realistic and actionable. k-p.li/33Qpryy
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How do you choose the right wellness app when there are so many options? Don Mordecai, MD, national leader for mental health and wellness, shares w/ why we offer tools such as & as part of our digital self-care collection.
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Thank you for riding along with us on our journey and to everyone who came together for this annual tradition. We look forward to what 2023 brings as we stand behind our commitment to care for our members with equitable, high-quality care. “All of us for all of you.”
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Putting in the time to exercise during winter can be a bit tough, but not impossible. Here are 7 tips to help you stay active. k-p.li/2PPUqOu
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Who we are is reflected in the personalized care we deliver — wherever, whenever, and however our members need it.
Our 2023 float honors ordinary and extraordinary moments made possible by next-generation care from "All of us for all of you." #roseparade
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Alongside our nurses, physicians, employees & members who make up our float riders and walkers are our partners who have been making a positive impact for over 130 years. Our float, "All of us for all of you," embodies our extended history with the YMCA.
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Preparing a meal that is quick, healthy and delicious can be challenging sometimes. To help inspire your next meal, we pulled together this list of recipes that you can make at home with simple ingredients that pack a big dose of flavor: k-p.li/3PF1FcQ
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The countdown to the continues! Volunteers come together to help bring the float's theme to life: "All of us for all of you." We believe you deserve inclusive & affirming health care that reflects all of who you are today and embraces all that you’ll become tomorrow.
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You wake up feeling sniffly, and your throat is scratchy. Could it be COVID-19? Testing can help you find out and help control the spread of this highly contagious illness of COVID-19. Get no-cost tests and get your results quickly: k-p.li/3c4FhtS
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. joined us on site to highlight our 2023 float, “All of us for all of you,” celebrating the impact that a connected, compassionate care team supported by research, technology, and innovation, can have on individuals and communities.
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A radiation oncology manager, Irit Mandelsberg found her calling after her experience w/ breast cancer . “It ignited something that made me want to give back and be a part of a system that delivered that kind of care,” she said. Read her story: k-p.li/3GaKZH6
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Feeling forgetful or scattered? The human brain does many things to support us throughout the day. Challenge yourself with these brain-boosting activities: k-p.li/3YJnID6
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We often think of heart attacks as happening only to older men, but women are at risk too. The symptoms women experience during a heart attack can feel different from men. We break down the most common warning signs. k-p.li/3LETNpb
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Happy Holidays from our family to yours! We hope you have a happy and healthy holiday season, and take time to share your gratitude with those you love. 🎄
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Is your holiday season tempting you with a blizzard of different snacks? These healthy eating tips will help you enjoy your favorites while also staying on track. k-p.li/31QGUAD
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Need help finding community programs and resources for food, money to pay bills, and a safe place to call home? We have an online community resource directory and phone line that helps anyone find community programs and resources when they are in need. k-p.li/3GkrtIl
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As COVID-19 cases rise, it’s natural to worry if you’re feeling sick. But is it COVID-19, the flu, or just a cold? Learn more: k-p.li/3TBMIbG.
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As float building is underway, we want to highlight our float participants - physicians, nurses, & employees, as well as members from Southern California. Their inspiring stories embody our float theme "All Of Us For All Of You." k-p.li/3hnMA2M #roseparade
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Although the holiday season brings joy, it can also cause stress at times. Check out these 3 tips to help you stay at ease.
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For the 13th consecutive year, Kaiser Permanente was voted a Best Place to Work in IT by ! We placed #35 among large companies. If you’re passionate about technology and health care, check out our in IT: bit.ly/3FK8MvX
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Recent #KPResearch found that exercise is linked to less-severe COVID-19 outcomes; lower rates of hospitalization or death after infection regardless of race or chronic conditions. Learn more: k-p.li/3VZNbXq
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Adolescents are misusing cannabis at increasing rates and edibles are a particular problem. Joseph Tasosa, MD, w/ shares w/ , “edibles contain very high levels of cannabis that are dangerous to consume especially in excess.”
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The theme for our 17th annual 2023 , “All Of Us For All Of You”, celebrates the impact that a connected compassionate care team - supported by research, technology & innovation - can have on individuals & communities. #roseparade k-p.li/3hnMA2M
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Congratulations to the recipients of the Kaiser Permanente National Nursing Excellence Award for their leadership in helping our teams do their best in difficult times. Listen to how they translate their love of nursing into a culture of excellence: k-p.li/3PpKhsv
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Many people have been consuming alcohol and other substances to cope with feelings of isolation and worry. It’s important to recognize when your use may be harmful to you or someone you care about. Here are resources to help: k-p.li/3udkkjR
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Every year there is a spike in heart attacks & strokes during the holidays. Symptoms may include chest pressure, shortness of breath, dizziness, lightheadedness, and feeling faint, explains Tina Shah, MD, cardiologist at via : n.pr/3VWWtmK.
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