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Could You Have an Alcohol Problem?
It’s not always easy to identify someone who struggles with alcohol use—even when that person is the one in the mirror. But admitting you have a problem marks the first step toward improving your health and your life.
Mindfulness Exercises for Tough Times
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What Is the Difference Between a DO and an MD?
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3 Signs of Stress & 5 Self-Care Tips to Try Now
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Expert Care in a Healing Environment
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Is Gaining the "COVID-19” a Real Thing?
Ask a Doctor - 6 Min ReadHaving a Baby During a Pandemic
Women’s Health - 3 Min ReadWhen to Seek Primary, Urgent or Emergency Care
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Nutrition - 3 Min Read
Healthy Snacks for Kids While Remote Learning
Overlake dietitians explain what makes a healthy snack, give examples on types of snacks, and offer tips on meal preparation and planning.
Ask a Doctor - 6 Min Read
Is Gaining the "COVID-19” a Real Thing?
The pandemic and quarantine have created a perfect storm for weight gain—life has been disrupted, schedules are out of whack, gyms are closed. We’re moving less, burning fewer calories, and stressing and snacking more. Overlake providers answer your questions about nutrition and activity during COVID-19 and how to maintain your health.
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Preventing Illness During Flu Season
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues during flu season—October to April—both COVID-19 and the flu will be spreading at the same time. Overlake Clinics Infectious Disease specialists Edward Leonard, MD, and Abdul Siddiqui, MD, address how to tell if you have the flu or COVID-19, how to prevent illness and what to do if you get sick.
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April 01, 2021
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene tours the King County Vaccination Partnership-Redmond site, a joint COVID-19 vaccination partnership between Overlake Medical Center, EvergreenHealth and Microsoft.
