Bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer in men, but most cases are highly treatable. Dr. Nwamaka Fadahunsi, a urologist at Kaiser Permanente, shares the warning signs to watch out for.
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Bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer in men, but most cases are highly treatable. Dr. Nwamaka Fadahunsi, a urologist at Kaiser Permanente, shares the warning signs to watch out for.
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Nearly half of women don't feel informed about menopause. Dr. Deepali Kothary, an ob-gyn at Kaiser Permanente, debunks common myths for Everyday Healthβfrom when it starts to treatment options.
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75% of Gen Z uses AI for medical advice. Dr. Asha Patton-Smith, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at Kaiser Permanente, tells NBC4 why that's concerning.
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Thanksgiving can be both delicious and healthy. Tips from Dr. Michele Arthurs, a family medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente, on FOX45: Cut sugar in recipes by half, start your plate with vegetables, and skip pie crusts to reduce carbs.
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We're proud that Military Times recognized the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group | Kaiser Permanente on its 2025: Best for Vets: Employers rankings.
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Proud to announce that hundreds of physicians at Kaiser Permanente are recognized as Top Doctors in 2025 by Baltimore and Washingtonian Magazines!
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π IV therapy is trending on TikTok, but is it safe? Dr. Jennifer Dunlavy, an emergency medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente, tells WTOP that water is safest for hydration.
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π Grocery shopping can teach kids healthy eating. Dr. Michele Arthurs, a family medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente, shares with NBC4 tips for making it educational and fun.
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Younger veterans face higher PTSD rates, per new research. Dr. Farzaneh Sabi associate medical director at Kaiser Permanente, tells WTOP how loved ones can help: listen, create safe spaces, and show up to support their recovery.
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Headphones can cause permanent hearing damage if you're not careful. Dr. Nitinkumar Patel, a head and neck surgeon at Kaiser Permanente, shares safe listening habits.
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Falling back can leave you feeling groggy. Dr. Keisha Sullivan, a sleep medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente, shares sleep hygiene tips with WTOPβfrom avoiding caffeine to using sunlight as a natural cue.
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Collagen supplements are trending, but the science isn't there yet. Dr. Randa Khoury, a dermatologist at Kaiser Permanente, shares what actually works to protect your skin's collagen.
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75% of boys ages 11-17 regularly see "digital masculinity" content promoting unrealistic standards. Dr. Mutsa Nyakabau, a pediatrician at Kaiser Permanente, tells WTOP how parents can help.
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Falling back doesn't mean staying up later. Dr. Julie Chen, an internal medicine specialist at Kaiser Permanente, tells FOX5 that changing your bedtime causes "daylight savings jetlag."
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Is sea moss safe? Dr. Eddye Bullock, an internal medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente, explains why this unregulated supplement lacks scientific backing and poses risksβespecially for people with thyroid issues. Always consult your doctor.
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Planning a cruise? Dr. Eddye Bullock, an internal medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente, recommends: update vaccinations, bring extra medication, practice frequent handwashing, and stay hydrated. Proper planning prevents common cruise illnesses.
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Looking for teen health support? Dr. Christina Brown, a pediatrician at Kaiser Permanente, leads the Pediatric Lifestyle Medicine Programβoffering personalized care, regular check-ins, and family-centered wellness tools. Read to learn more. πͺ
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π Hundreds of physicians at Kaiser Permanente are recognized in Washingtonian's annual "Top Doctors" issue!
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Acetaminophen is safe during pregnancy when used appropriately. Dr. Amy Banulis, an ob-gyn at Kaiser Permanente, tells NOVA Magazineβdecades of research and guidance from ACOG confirm it.
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Early detection prevents heart disease. Dr. Ameya Kulkarni, a cardiologist at Kaiser Permanente, shares with FOX5 how to monitor your blood pressure accurately at home. 120/80 is normalβknow your numbers.
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Not all foot pain is inevitable. Sometimes it's just a matter of finding shoes that fit properly.
Dr. Kristy Golden joins the Healthier You podcast to explain what to look forβand what red flags to avoidβwhen shopping for footwear.
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"Children with Down syndrome have a range of intellectual and developmental abilitiesβjust like kids without this genetic condition," says Dr. Pim Suwannarat.
This #DownSyndromeAwarenessMonth, Dr. Suwannarat explains what to know: https://t.co/tyH2Lmt9nx https://t.co/LNBc75jxnD
Many new moms wonder how and when to start working out again after giving birth.
An ob-gyn shares advice on when to start, what to expect, and how to ease back into a fitness routine without the pressure to βbounce back.β
Chronic low back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide. Dr. Jennifer Gourdin, a primary care sports medicine physician at Kaiser Permanente, tells WTOP that evidence-based treatment now emphasizes movement and exercise over bed rest.
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Have you learned you have a BRCA gene mutation? If so, you may be worried about whatβs next.
Dr. Monica Peravali, an oncologist, writes for the @preventcancer.org about steps that people with BRCA mutations can take to lower their risk of developing breast cancer.
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Research shows that introducing peanuts during the first year of life may prevent children from developing peanut allergies.
How can parents do so safely? Dr. Meredith Heltzer, an allergist at Kaiser Permanente, explains: https://k-p.li/3MJ1bk0
Urinary incontinence is highly treatable, yet stigma keeps millions of women from seeking help.
Dr. Nwamaka Fadahunsi joins the Healthier You podcast to outline effective solutionsβfrom physical therapy to outpatient procedures.
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Sex drive naturally fluctuates, but persistent low libido can affect your mental health and relationships.
Dr. Dock Winston explains many ways to address and overcome low libido.
Up to 50% of women and 25% of men have an osteoporosis-related fracture in their lifetime.
On #WorldOsteoporosisDay, learn the best ways to protect your bones and prevent debilitating fractures: https://k-p.li/3JmfbNw
Waking up hungry? Try water firstβit might be habit, not hunger. Dr. Kwame Akoto, an internal medicine specialist at Kaiser Permanente, shares tips with WTOP for better sleep and balanced blood sugar.
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