There was a myth when I went to college that if you could contract mono by kissing. I contracted
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Spectrum Health Voices Blog
Timely insight and writings from the experts at Spectrum Health
Spectrum Health’s team of compassionate and skilled professionals share inspirational stories in our blog. Read on below!
Stories to Share
I learned a lot from my colleagues who live in the rural communities. Here are some stories they shared
Yes, as the old song says, the weather outside is frightful. It’s November, in Western New York, and the
I am 36 years old. I am a nurse, a daughter, an auntie, and a partner who has struggled
National Rural Health Day is commemorated on the third Thursday of November. Rural communities pay a price for their
Daylight Saving Time was passed into law in the US by the Uniform Time Act of 1966. The concept
Last week was National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, a week circled on the calendars for individuals, organizations, and governments
They used to be called soap operas, mainly because their main advertisers manufactured detergent and other soap-based products that
Editor’s Note: October 17-23 is National Addiction Treatment Week, a time to examine the disparity between people who live with
Last week, October 9 to 15, Spectrum Health commemorated Care Coordination Week and we broadened it to include our
It looks like SweetTarts or sidewalk chalk or breakfast cereal…but it isn’t. It’s Rainbow Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that
When I was young, my family used to enjoy going to Wendt Beach in Angola, NY. Despite its rocky