RT @kpnorcal: Nurse mentors stoke desire for professional growth and contribute to nurse satisfaction, retention, and succession planning.…

RT @kpnorcal: Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women in the United States. We're raising awareness on #WearRedDay by shari…

RT @kpeastbayarea: Lo invitamos a aprender sobre el manejo de la diabetes dentro de la comunidad latina y que recursos estan disponibles en…

RT @kpnorcal: A happy heart is a healthy heart! A cardiologist from @KPSCALnews offers tips to help you improve your health and prevent dis…

February is #BlackHistoryMonth, celebrating the history and contributions of Black and African Americans. From groundbreaking achievements and vibrant culture to unwavering resilience, this community inspires and influences generations of people.

RT @kpnorcal: Flu takes center stage, hitting people hard. Read more about how influenza is in full swing and what you need to know about R…

Lois Blair was "All Shook Up" when a special visitor stopped by the Antioch Medical Center today to share some rock 'n' roll cheer. Thank you "Elvis" for making her day!

RT @kpnorcal: High blood pressure is a key risk factor for heart disease. It’s important to get your blood pressure checked, so if a proble…

RT @kpeastbayarea: Having a baby is lifechanging in so many ways. Two East Bay physicians stress the importance of community support and re…

RT @aboutKP: Don’t be fooled by these flu shot myths. Getting vaccinated is the best way to protect you and your loved ones. Visit https://…

RT @kpeastbayarea: "Building Birth Equity" will be the topic at 6 p.m. tonight. Please join us for a free HouseCalls discussion, which will…

RT @kpnorcal: Frequent hot flashes linked to diabetes? A greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes was found in those reporting frequent m…

RT @kpnorcal: Kaiser Permanente in Northern California is bringing 2 new hospitals, a hospital expansion, and 3 new medical offices to memb…

RT @aboutKP: We honor the legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. through a series of events & volunteer opportunities. As we…

RT @kpeastbayarea: Our San Leandro neurologist Han Lee, MD, discusses the latest studies on dementia and how to lower your risk of developi…

Nearly everyone will get human papillomavirus, or HPV, at some point in their lives. HPV is usually cleared by the immune system, but when it’s not, it can lead to cervical cancer. Getting vaccinated is a simple way to protect yourself. Learn more:

January is #CervicalHealthAwarenessMonth. One of our Walnut Creek ob-gyn oncologists discusses cancer and stresses the importance of screening in this @KTVU interview.

RT @kpnorcal: Practicing self-care can keep your heart healthy. Being physically active, eating healthier foods, getting enough sleep, not…

The new year only just began, but many people have already abandoned their New Year's resolutions. Walnut Creek Clinical Psychologist Pam Orren, Ph.D., shares tips on how to set smaller, achievable goals in this @KTVU interview.

Smoke can travel thousands of miles. When structures burn, toxins are released into the air. Pulmonologist and air quality expert Laura Myers, MD, explains how these particles can cause inflammation and affect our health in this @KTVU interview.