June is #MensHealthMonth - a time to raise awareness about unique health issues men face and to encourage regular checkups and screenings. Did you know men are more likely to have a heart attack? There are ways to lower your risk, read more here: k-p.li/3ZYachh

Keep little ones safe around water this summer with these important tips from South San Francisco pediatrician Dr. Elizabeth Nadiv. k-p.li/4e9v23i

Although there was a time when a glass of red wine a day was thought to benefit the heart, that is no longer the thinking. In fact, there is now more evidence linking alcohol use with an increased risk of heart disease. Learn more: k-p.li/3ZZ4MCy

Getting a person with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia to eat enough can be challenging. Some of these tips may help: #AlzheimersAwareness k-p.li/4l3yApO

Kaiser Permanente members across Northern California can join a variety of addiction recovery programs without a referral. Learn more: k-p.li/45O2ZE7

The weather is warming up but many are still coping with seasonal allergies. There are 3 main ways to treat seasonal allergies. Ardent for Life Magazine explains treatment options with our experts. k-p.li/3FXI6Mr

Our people are the heart of Kaiser Permanente. Every day, they support our mission to provide high-quality, affordable health care to our patients, members, and the communities we serve. Learn more: k-p.li/3ZdO94C. #BestPlaceToWork

Today we join our employees, physicians, members, and communities in honoring #Juneteenth, the oldest recognized commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. Juneteenth is a day for reflection and understanding of our past, and for recommitting to a better future.

Thank you to clinical psychologist, Dr. Jackie Shiels, for speaking with @KRON4News about body image and how to care for eating disorders and body image concerns. Watch the interview here: k-p.li/3TvL51I

Baby Nyla, born three months premature and weighing less than a pound, reunited with the medical team who cared for her at Kaiser Permanente's NICU in San Francisco in an emotional event Thursday. Thank you Betty Yu at @ktvu for this powerful story! k-p.li/4kPtUnJ

Our cardiologist, Dr. Salvador Hernandez, spoke with Noticias14 about #MensHealthMonth and reducing the risk of heart attacks in men. Watch the story here, beginning at the 8-minute mark: k-p.li/4kOd20B

Our clinical psychologist, Dr. Jackie Shiels, was interviewed by KTVU's Frank Mallicoat for #MensHealthMonth, and shared resources for men who may be struggling with their mental health. Watch the interview here: k-p.li/40jIvj9

Two people living with cancer share how peer support has lifted their spirits, enabling them to live a life of acceptance and gratitude. Learn more about the healing power of cancer peer mentorship. k-p.li/4em0tYe

Forgot where you put your glasses or where you parked? Dr. Wynnelena Canio, a geriatrician, was interviewed by @SFChronicle about the differences between what's considered "normal aging," mild cognitive decline and dementia. k-p.li/46sfNQS

Read about our "Strollin' Through the Colon" event in The Shadelands Scene newsletter. The event aimed to raise awareness about colorectal cancer and to encourage screenings. k-p.li/4kf45MU

Kaiser Permanente has a long, proud history of working with labor unions. We’re the largest employer of represented health care workers in the country and our Labor Management Partnership is the largest and longest running in the U.S: k-p.li/4lq9rFW. #BestPlaceToWork

As a new group of over 300 KP LAUNCH interns fan out across Northern California, former intern Davion Pendleton reflects on his summer at our Kaiser Permanente Vacaville Medical Center Trauma Department. Now he’s off to medical school. k-p.li/44fQHn8

An increasing number of Kaiser Permanente members in Northern California may soon have access to more of the latest treatments, thanks to a recent expansion of the Clinical Trials Program. k-p.li/4kn3wRd

Extreme heat is a serious risk to your health, increasing the potential for dehydration, heat stroke, and heart attack. Everyone is at risk, but some people are at greater risk. Simple precautions make a big difference. Visit: kp.org/climateevents

Our Chief of Infectious Diseases spoke with the The Independent Newspaper & Magazine about a highly contagious COVID strain that is circulating this summer. Read about the symptoms and treatment. k-p.li/44I2LfU