Members of a volunteer board charged with advising the Clark County Council on public health priorities have raised concerns about whether they can meaningfully fulfill their responsibilities after officials selected a new Public Health department director without their input.
As early voting begins in Washington’s 3rd Congressional District, healthcare costs continue to rank among voters’ top concerns heading into the midterms.
With new Medicaid work requirements set to take effect in January, the Washington Health Care Authority is urging Clark County residents to stay alert, update their information and keep an eye out for important notices through mail or email that could affect their health coverage.
For Cheyonna Lewis of Vancouver, the rising cost of living is taking a toll on something that won’t show up on any bill: her mental health.
Local health officials are urging residents to keep up to date with vaccines for COVID-19, flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, this fall.
For two years, Dodie Baker endured intense hot flashes that disrupted her sleep. Eventually, she and her doctor decided to try hormone therapy to treat her menopausal symptoms — a decision they made at a time when hormone therapy was widely viewed as risky.
An evening painting with the boys and talking about feelings might not seem like the most manly thing to some. But for David Bradley of Vancouver, that’s the whole point.
Two nurses from PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center’s neonatal intensive care unit urge parents to verify that car seats are legitimate and federally approved after a family unknowingly purchased a counterfeit seat on TikTok.
A Caring Closet is open just three days a week for three hours, but on any one of those days, volunteers distribute hundreds of free items of medical equipment to Clark County residents who can’t afford them.
Mental health experts urge parents to watch for increased stress and anxiety in their children as the school year gets underway.
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