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World No Tobacco Day is Saturday, May 31. However, you can make every day tobacco-free with the help of Stephanie Korynta, RiverView Health’s tobacco treatment specialist. Korynta works with individuals of all ages, including children and teenagers, who want to quit using tobacco, whether it’s smokeless tobacco, cigarettes, cigars, or vaping. This year’s May 31 […]
Give your child the best shot at a healthy school year by ensuring they are up-to-date on immunizations. August is National Immunization Awareness Month and an excellent time to make an appointment for a well-child checkup so your child’s primary care provider can make sure immunizations are up to date. If needed, a sports physical
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