The Kaiser Permanente Genomic Oncology program in Northern California hits milestone by testing 33,000 patients to determine if they are eligible for a targeted cancer therapy. https://t.co/S4vPNYUqfq
Today is expected to be hot across much of Northern California. Remember to stay cool, drink water, and watch for signs of heat stroke and heat exhaustion!
Protect your skin from cancer and sun damage. Expert insights and tangible tips from pediatric dermatologist Dr. Stephanie Jacks in this Style Magazine article. https://t.co/MNeeY19oqz
The Kaiser Permanente Empower Youth Summit in Vallejo has pumped up area middle schoolers for 7 years now. Learn more about how the youth summit helps teens stay positive. https://t.co/Ythroq89YR
Proud to announce Kari Cordero as the 2026 George Halvorson Community Health Leadership Award winner. A psychiatric nurse practitioner at @KPNapaSolano, Kari leads Napa Solano SANE-SART, supporting survivors of violence and abuse with compassion and care. https://t.co/cyNhyMZQzE
What a day of inspiration and empowerment! The 20th annual Kaiser Permanente Women’s Fitness Festival united women of all ages for a 5k, a 10k and a Princess ½-mile event, plus health screenings. Check out the highlights from @kcranews https://t.co/CGaGjIXU6g\
Our cardiologist, Dr. Jamal Rana, joined @KTVU for #MensHealthMonth to discuss the importance of routine screenings. Men face higher risks for heart disease and certain cancers but are often reluctant to see a doctor. Watch the interview here: https://t.co/sGGDfKdEKG
A spike in Kaiser Permanente Northern California eating disorder diagnoses that coincided with the start of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect thousands of mostly younger people in the region. https://t.co/GILmi9AzC8
Kaiser Permanente Fresno was once again proud to take part in today’s 36th Annual Fresno Rainbow Pride Parade. Thank you to all of our KP Fresno employees, family, friends, and partners that joined us!
For many kids, summer break is here! Our pediatrician, Dr. Keedra McNeill, spoke with @KTVU about water safety, heat-related illness, and other tips to help keep summer vacation safe and injury-free. Watch here:
https://t.co/JWCrLNeiEm
Our South Sacramento Medical Center recently became the fifth Kaiser Permanente site in Northern California to adopt a minimally invasive technology for diagnosing lung cancer. https://t.co/dwFtzcFSyM
Do you struggle to find time to workout? Our orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Eric Eisemon, told @KTVU how short “exercise snacks” can strengthen muscle and improve cardiovascular health. Watch here: https://t.co/hl8WhLDgxQ
Joining a Business Resource Group at KP helped Serena Welch build community and grow as a leader. Inclusion is core to who we are — and the BRG program is one example of how we create better experiences for our employees and communities: https://t.co/Dl9gx1LiQG. #BestPlaceToWork
PMOS is a complex metabolic condition affecting multiple body systems, not just the ovaries. Dr. Mibhali Bhalala explains to the @SFChronicle why the shift from PCOS to PMOS highlights the need for broader research and new treatments. https://t.co/p2kwSUsWkI
Graduation can feel both exciting and stressful! Our clinical psychologist, Dr. Jackie Shiels, spoke with @KTVU about ways to cope with post-graduation anxiety, and the importance of keeping an open mind to new experiences. Watch here: https://t.co/bC4SQtyp9s
Dr. Elmira Manoucheri, an ob-gyn, spoke to @marinij about expanding her training and expertise to include menopause-specific education to better serve menopausal patients: https://t.co/RONCVQgYCN
#Pride Month traces its roots to the 1969 Stonewall uprising. Today we honor that legacy by celebrating resilience, remembering those we’ve lost, and continuing to support inclusive care and communities. We’re proud to provide care that reflects the communities we serve.
Psychiatrist Dr. Ross Francis discussed sleep anxiety -- the cycle of worrying about not getting enough sleep and then losing sleep -- on @Fox40.
His tips:
•Try not to focus on the clock
•Have a good wind down routine
•Avoid caffeine & alcohol before bed
•Meditation
Advanced cancer patients are showing greater interest in palliative care at earlier stages, thanks to a new pilot program at Kaiser Permanente Roseville that introduces them to the service while receiving treatment for chemotherapy or immunotherapy. https://t.co/nDuZGFDXtf
Kaiser Permanente researchers find young adults with prediabetes have more than a 50% higher risk of heart disease than young adults with normal blood sugar. https://t.co/5ZRlsw90nJ