As Oregonians, we share a responsibility to maintain the safety and beauty of the Pacific Northwest. In the summer, this means doing all we can to prevent wildfires, including how you drive and care for your vehicles.

Summer months mean great weather in the Pacific Northwest and more time spent outside. It’s perfect for kids to get out and knock about in nature, but insect bites and stings can put the brakes on a fun outing.

In warm weather, your body typically needs more water. But for many who have leakage issues, drinking more water sounds like the last thing you want to do. Though it may seem counterintuitive, making sure you are well hydrated actually supports your pelvic floor health, in the summer and all year round.

Summer is the season of sunshine, sticky fingers and the constant refrain of, “Mom, I’m bored.” But fear not, as healthy habits are possible, even amidst the chaos:

When you think of water safety, you probably think about preventing toddlers from falling into pools. While drownings are the leading cause of accidental deaths in that age group, the risk peaks again for teens ages 15 to 19.

A panoramic X-ray, also known as a Panorex, is a two-dimensional dental X-ray that captures the entire mouth in a single image. It provides a broad view of teeth, jaws and surrounding structures, allowing dentists to assess the overall dental health and diagnose potential issues.