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- Sep 29, 2026
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Sponsored: Wildfire season—Be prepared before the smoke descends (opens the original)
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We are currently in the heart of the northern California wildfire season. Whether it has been from a small fire nearby or larger blaze farther away, chances are youâve smelled the smoke and maybe felt it in your lungs. Experts warn that when it comes to wildfire smoke, we need to take precautions well before we feel the effects. âWildfire smoke contains fine particles that reach deep into our lungs and bloodstream,â says John Lace, MD, pulmonologist and critical care specialist at Dignity
Sponsored: Sepsis—What you need to know (opens the original)
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Usually, the human body is able to heal and recover from infection. But sometimes, infection can confuse our immune systems and lead to a response that can damage vital organs and, potentially, be fatal. This reaction is called sepsis. Sepsis is one of the leading causes of death, causing more than 350,000 lives annually in the US. âSepsis is super tricky,â says Carl Alsup, MD, Emergency Department Assistant Director, Dignity Health Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital. âIt is quite complex and
Sponsored: Free prostate screening event: Early detection key (opens the original)
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New statistics show that one in eight American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime, according to Zero Prostate Cancer, a leading source of resources and services for those diagnosed with the disease. More than 333,000 new cases of prostate cancer will be diagnosed this year alone, with 36,320 men predicted to die from it. Because of these numbers, and the fact that early diagnosis can have a dramatic impact on the success of treatment, prostate screening is vital for
Sponsored: Don’t let bone loss sideline you (opens the original)
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Itâs easy to take bone health for granted when we are young and active, however as we age the health of our bones plays a very important role in our overall health and well-being. Thatâs why itâs important to understand bone density and know if you are at risk for problems like osteoporosis and osteopenia. Half of all adults age 50 and older (more than 54 million Americans) are at risk of breaking a bone due to these conditions and should be concerned about their bone health. Osteoporosis
Sponsored: Meeting community need: Hospital to host retreat to attract new physicians (opens the original)
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Western Nevada County, like most communities across the country, faces an ongoing shortage of physicians to provide both primary and specialty care. Locally, Dignity Health Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital continues to find creative ways to attract more physicians to our area, including their fifth annual Physician Recruitment Weekend retreat, taking place Sept. 11-13. âOur Physician Recruitment Weekend is built to showcase what makes western Nevada County an exceptional place to live and pract
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