Martha Spiers named leader of Clackamas Volunteers in…

Clackamas Review - News
Licensed clinical social worker previously elected to a seat on the Oregon City School Board

200 Providence Milwaukie Hospital employees form union

Clackamas Review - News
Certified nursing assistants, phlebotomists, dietary aides and environmental service workers vote June 14 to join SEIU

Columbia Slough 101

Portland Tribune - Sustainable Life
Watershed council invites public to learn more about the non-moving body of water near the Columbia River.

A swab of the cheek could lead to Alzheimer's cure

Lake Oswego Review - Business
Summit Research Network aims to make Alzheimer's a disease of the past in 20 years. You can help by volunteering for study.

Oregon woman's eye worm infection a first for humans

Portland Tribune - News
Dr. Erin Bonura, an infectious diseases specialist at Oregon Health and Science University Hospital, said the young woman was 'amazing' in the way…

OSU's new coordinators share their ideas

Portland Tribune - Sports
BY KERRY EGGERS/PORTLAND TRIBUNE/Lindgren setting the offensive foundation with head coach Smith, while Tibesar talks of using 'playmakers' in 3-4…

McDowells leave bequest to MHCC

Gresham Outlook - News
Gift will fund scholarships for nursing students at Mt. Hood Community College.

Rex Putnam, North Clackamas celebrate opening of health…

Clackamas Review - News
With the newly constructed facility, high school in Oak Grove no longer has to rely on van in parking lot

Gresham woman, 36, dies from flu complications

Gresham Outlook - News
Bradford's Sports Lounge bartender Tandy Harmon leaves behind two young children.

Oregon 20th in national health rankings

Portland Tribune - Health
In other health-related news, glue may be the latest thing for eye injuries and spending on prescription drugs grew only incrementally in 2017.

Doctors report rough flu season

Portland Tribune - Health
So far, the number of people hospitalized due to contracting influenza has increased in the past year

New low for high blood pressure

Portland Tribune - Health
Area doctors reflect on new hypertension guidelines, which lowered the cutoff reading

Gresham Senior Center seeks program manager

Gresham Outlook - News
Joyce Wood steps down from her position on 8th Street after serving seniors since 2011.

Healthy holiday eats

Portland Tribune - Health
This year, enjoy your holiday meals while keeping your eye on a healthful lifestyle and a slimmer waistline.

Damascus' lucky guy

Gresham Outlook - News
Through support, Matthew Loucks bounces back from health care, medical issue turmoil.

Bending - not breaking - from cancer

Gresham Outlook - News
Legacy Mount Hood Medical Center yoga class boosts wellness for those living with cancer.

Sports medicine can help you avoid exercise injuries

Portland Tribune - Health
If you want to avoid injury, it always pays to warm up before participating in strenuous physical activity.

Charitable smiles by Beacon Oral

Gresham Outlook - News
Beacon Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons to give free procedure for local candidate in need.

Fairview survivor becomes cancer activist

Gresham Outlook - News
Libby Mongue-Wymore's recent lobbying trip to Washington, D.C. presses for research funding.

Reynolds mulls creating health center

Gresham Outlook - News
Reynolds School District gets $60,000 planning grant from Multnomah County.

If you're facing surgery, pay close attention to nutrition

Portland Tribune - Health
If you're planning on an elective surgery, make sure to increase your protein intake and exercise beforehand

TAKE CARE WITH SMOKY AIR

Portland Tribune - News
While smoke caused by wildfires may not be a problem for everyone, it's important to take certain precautions.

Data shows brain games aren't all that smart

Portland Tribune - Health
Research reveals that regular video games are just as effective at exercising your brain as brain training games

Go ahead and have that cup of joe

Portland Tribune - Health
If you're a daily coffee drinker, the beverage may be doing more for you than just keeping you awake

Work toward reward, lose more weight

Portland Tribune - Health
New research shows that people who work toward a financial reward, tend to lose more weight than others

Stress may make you a candidate for broken heart syndrome

Portland Tribune - Health
A relatively new described diagnosis can mimic a heart attack and is most commonly found to affect women

It's important to practice healthy sleep habits

Portland Tribune - Health
Avoid the caffeine and the cell phone if you really want to treat your body right and get a good night's rest.

Scientists seeking to learn how to grow teeth

Portland Tribune - Health
Humans naturally come with only two sets of teeth - baby and adult - so most of us work pretty hard to hang onto the latter. Alligators, on the other…

Drink healthy, live healthy

Portland Tribune - Health
Take a closer look at what kinds of beverages you're consuming every day - their contents might surprise you.

Get your daily dose of bacteria

Portland Tribune - Health
Healthful probiotics can be found at your nearby grocery dairy case

Research funding, heart disease burden in spotlight on…

Portland Tribune - Health
American Heart Association is working to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease

Results of Canadian sugar study questioned

Portland Tribune - Health
Should a sugar study funded by Coca-Cola, Kellogg's and Hershey be trusted?

Is testosterone replacement therapy a good fit for you?

Portland Tribune - Health
There are both risks and benefits to the hormone treatment

Kickbox your way to better health

Portland Tribune - Health
Kickboxing is a fun form of exercise that will get you fit and allow you to blow off a little steam at the same time.

Older women need to prepare themselves for osteoporosis

Portland Tribune - Health
'Men do get it, but it's mostly women,' Dr. Shaw said. 'It's a silent disease so the key is prevention and screening and being aware. Unfortunately,…

In Florida, being dead is merely a health condition

Portland Tribune - Health
Some of the best health-related news is the information you don't get, i.e. the unexpected medical bill - usually from an out-of-network provider.

Beef up your fish intake and benefit from Omega-3 fatty…

Portland Tribune - Health
A visitor to the state of Oregon will soon learn about Mt. Hood, the Oregon Coast and freshly-caught, scrumptious salmon.

Don't try to be Superman when starting a New Year's…

Portland Tribune - Health
Smoking is arguably the single most important preventive measure you can take to ensure good health.

Don't try to be Superman when starting a New Year's…

Portland Tribune - Health
If you've been out of shape for a long time, don't think you can become a Navy SEAL overnight by grunting through a series of sit ups and pushups.

Exercise to increase your brain power

Portland Tribune - Health
Apart from that pesky breathless feeling, aerobic exercise is almost always a good thing.

New procedure helps pinpoint prostate cancer in…

Portland Tribune - Health
Doctors have diagnostic tools to look for prostate cancer in men, but to be certain of a diagnosis, a biopsy of the walnut-sized gland is necessary.

Lifelike without the life using 3D modeling

Portland Tribune - Health
For doctors-in-training and surgeons preparing to perform a brand-new procedure, practice is a good thing. For patients, maybe not so much.

Diabetes can be harder on women

Portland Tribune - Health
Everyone with diabetes needs to take care of his or her health, but women with diabetes face even more health challenges than their male counterparts.

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