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Cancer Survivorship

Cancer Survivorship June is the month that we celebrate our cancer survivors with National Cancer Survivor Month.  Whether…

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Breast Cancer Survivorship Course

Don’t miss our Breast Cancer Survivorship virtual course. The wellness course addresses nutrition, healthy sleep habits, daily movement, as well as stress management skills. The class is centered around wellness education and involves a support group component.

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Advocating for yourself

Navigating a cancer diagnosis can often feel daunting.  There are a variety of unknowns that can lead to…

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Summertime Mocktails

The summertime is quickly approaching. Summertime is often when we gather with friends and family for barbeques and…

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Can Guided Imagery Help Me?

Guided Imagery: Create harmony between the body and mind Have you ever felt nervous about getting an MRI? …

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HealthForHER Port Pillow Donation

HealthForHER is a nonprofit youth-led organization dedicated to providing necessary health resources & education for women in impoverished…

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2022 Top Doctor: Mario Pineda, M.D.

Gynecological Oncology Med School/Year Graduated: University of Washington, 2007 Years in Practice: 8 What are the most common…

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Happy National Nutrition Month- Celebrate a world of flavors Every March we celebrate National Nutrition Month with a…

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Safe Travel for patients

Many people have been at home and forgoing travel for almost two years now due to COVID. However,…

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Chocolate, it does not have to be just for Valentine’s Day

In the U.S. 58 million pounds of chocolate are purchased in the 7 days leading up to February 14th. But chocolate does not just have to be for Valentine’s Day…it should be the right chocolate though. Not all chocolates are  equal when it comes to nutrition and health.

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COMPLETING YOUR PLANT PROTEINS

Adopting a plant-based diet doesn’t mean you need to go completely vegan or vegetarian, rather, it is a way of eating that proportionately chooses consuming more plant-derived whole foods that are unrefined and minimally processed. Vegetables, whole grains, fruits, nuts, seeds, tubers, and legumes are the dietary staples, while animal based foods (fish, meat, poultry, eggs, dairy etc.) make up a small part of the overall diet if you are including them.