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If you’re thinking about donating blood, now may be the perfect time.
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Courtesy: "Growth In Number Of Practices And Clinicians Participating In Concierge And Direct Primary Care, 2018–23," Health AffairsWhat is direct primary care, and how does it work? -
Courtesy: Mary Alice GlenIn the mid-20th century, nuclear fallout from bomb testing in Nevada spread across several western states. Now, self-proclaimed “downwinders” in Idaho are eligible for compensation. -
Rachel Sun/NWPBIdaho law enforcement officials say they’re worried about how cuts to certain mental health treatment programs will affect their departments.
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Many health insurance customers who rely on Affordable Care Act provisions could see big cost increases in 2026. -
A beginner guitar workshop was held at an annual retreat in Eastern Pennsylvania for men who have been impacted by cancer. -
Some seniors in the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley will lose access to Medicare Advantage plans in 2026. -
St. Joseph Regional Medical Center in Lewiston, Idaho, has announced it will buy the independent Catalyst Medical Group. -
Some patients are still confused about whether they’re eligible for a COVID-19 vaccination. -
5K organizers in Walla Walla, Washington, hope runners and walkers will overwhelm paths with their support. The run will raise scholarship money in honor of three healthcare workers who recently passed away. -
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. -
More than 100 people gathered at the Selah Civic Center on Monday to raise concerns about PFAs, or “forever chemicals,” in their drinking wells. Many in the audience said they’re still waiting on solutions, nearly four years since they learned about the contamination. -
After three months without a breakout, whooping cough is back in Whitman County. -
The Benton-Franklin Health District is reporting a sharp rise in norovirus.
