Month: September 2011

Cherry City Electric held its Third Annual Charity Golf Tournament on Sept. 26 at Royal Oaks Country Club. The proceeds from the tournament again benefited the PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center Foundation. […]

As part of The Columbian's new focus on health news, we've started to feature local bloggers on the Live Well site who are writing about health and fitness. Valerie Fender […]

This summer, The Columbian shared the story of Vancouver resident Chrisetta Mosley – the 39-year-old mother who was “turning childhood obesity upside-down” and had shed more than 150 pounds. The story […]

In Oregon, more than 24 percent of children are overweight or obese. In Washington, 29 percent of kids are overweight or obese. In Clark County, about 25 percent of high […]

Lack of access to fresh healthy foods is one reason cited for the rise in obesity rates among the country's low-income population. That's why programs that aim to combat obesity […]

This week, The Columbian launched a new email newsletter for Live Well. Delivered every Monday, the Live Well newsletter will have a summary of all the top health news stories […]

Kaiser Health News recently published an article on its website called, “GOP Presidential Hopefuls: Where They Stand On Health Care.” The article, which is actually more of a chart, takes a […]

Each year, up to 3.8 million recreation- and sports-related concussions occur in the United States, with adolescents accounting for the majority of those injuries. In response, Dick’s Sporting Goods has developed […]

Later this month, Community Choices will hold a summit for Clark County health professionals in order to brainstorm ways that they can, essentially, get out of their offices and into […]