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Kids going back to school in person this fall is both a relief and a source of worry for parents. With the rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, due to the highly transmissible Delta variant, check out ways to prevent the spread of germs and keep yourself and your children healthy.

What your kids do during the night has a huge impact on their daily lives. Sleep plays a key role in mental, physical and emotional health, from infancy through the teen years and beyond.

Keeping kids and teens active can seem like an uphill battle. Between TV, phones and the latest video games, it’s easy to go for days without exercise.

In observance of Neurosurgery Awareness Month in August, Overlake neurosurgeon Dr. Amitoz Manhas discusses the latest advancements in neurosurgery at Overlake.

August is National Immunization Awareness Month. Learn about how vaccines are made, including the steps taken in the development process and ingredients that are typically used.

With a resurgence of COVID-19 cases across the country and confusion about masking, Overlake Clinics primary care physician, Edwin Hargitt III, MD, answers your questions and addresses concerns about the current status of the Delta variant.

Much like eating a good diet and getting plenty of exercise, giving can and should become a habit. You can get your children started on the road to lifelong giving by teaching them how.

Mother of two and global program manager at Microsoft, Kathy Vanichkorn, now 41, was on a business trip to Florida when she discovered a lump in her breast during a self-exam. An otherwise healthy woman, Kathy was shocked when she was diagnosed with an invasive form of breast cancer.

Routine screenings are essential to maintaining breast health, preventing disease, and receiving early diagnosis and treatment. However, recent studies have shown a drastic decrease in mammograms due to the pandemic. Thankfully, Kathryn Hammer, 54, knew she was at high risk for breast cancer and did not postpone her mammogram because of COVID-19.