Cervical cancer is the fourth leading cause of death by cancer among females in the United States.
Give the gift of help to people in need
“When people feel accepted and understood, they are more likely to keep trying and be successful,” said Sarah,* who became addicted to Vicodin in 2014 after the birth of her daughter.
Traditional Asian remedies for cold and flu season
As winter arrives, so does our seasonal companion, the cold and flu. While modern medicine has its role, many people turn to traditional Asian remedies, grounded in centuries of wisdom handed down through generations.
The hidden struggle of loneliness for international students— and how they overcome it
Winter is almost here!
Kelli Nomura named Diversity Champion
International Community Health Services (ICHS) Chief Executive Officer Kelli Nomura has been named Diversity Champion and selected as one of 15 preeminent health care leaders of the Puget Sound region by Puget Sound Business Journal.
Enrollment for 2025 health coverage now open
Open enrollment is ongoing (Nov. 1 – Jan. 15, 2025) and is the time everyone can enroll in health insurance for 2025.
Sunshine in the darkness: A veteran’s path to hope with a service dog
Sgt. Ryen Macababbad sat on the steps of a former palace in Afghanistan, with her rifle propped up so its muzzle poked into her chin, ready to pull the trigger.
ICHS After Hours Clinic: See you after 5
International Community Health Services (ICHS) has launched Together We Rise, a wellness podcast with useful information aimed at keeping our communities safe and healthy.
Local high schoolers create NeuroYouth to empower the next generation to focus on prioritizing mental health and brain research
NeuroYouth founder Jamie Kwon and managing director Catherine Enriquez, both high school seniors at Forest Ridge School of the Sacred Heart, are creating opportunities to empower Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) youth to conduct brain and mental health research.
The critical role of minority donors: Randy Yim’s fight for a kidney
Despite being diagnosed with end-stage renal failure at the age of 34 earlier this year, Cambodian American Randy Yim is optimistic he’ll find a kidney donor.
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