Looking back in the history books from before vaccines, the number of hospitalizations related to many microbes fell by 92% thanks to vaccination efforts. Sam Matz, MD explains how in this week’s Health Matters.
Four out of 10 Yellowstone County high school students report being regular users of e-cigarettes. RiverStone Health’s Sarah Music explains what medical researchers have learned about the effects of these nicotine products on teen brains.
Sarah Rachac of RiverStone Health Hospice and Hospice Home tells how dedicated volunteers continue to help during the pandemic. April 18-24 is National Volunteer Week.
We appreciate all of our wonderful volunteers.
Yellowstone County pets are under a state quarantine order after a skunk tested positive for rabies. Marilyn Tapia of RiverStone Health explains how public health works to prevent this deadly disease.
When parents of young children have questions, RiverStone Family Health Services helps them find answers. Doug Andersen explains the services available to assist with solving parenting challenges.
What healthcare screenings do your really need and when should you get them? Dr. Kirsten Thompson, a family doctor at RiverStone Health Clinic, answers you questions.
The 15 men and women who serve on the RiverStone Board of Health volunteer their time and expertise to help prevent disease and protect community health. Chairman Dr. John Dorr explains the board’s duties.
How do COVID-19 vaccines protect you against the virus? Claire Oakley of RiverStone Health explains vaccine science.
Enrollment is now open for federal Marketplace Health Insurance plans. If you need insurance, RiverStone Health’s certified enrollment counselors can help you compare your options. Jeanne Gates explains how in this column.
