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October Health Message: Pelvic Floor Health

October Health Message: Pelvic Floor Health

This October, YUA Yakima is shining a light on a topic that’s often overlooked but deeply impacts the lives of people across our community: pelvic floor health. Whether you're a new parent, an athlete, a caregiver, or simply navigating the changes that come with...

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September Health Message: Urology and Mental Health

September Health Message: Urology and Mental Health

At YUA Yakima, we believe that health is never one-dimensional. This September, we’re shining a light on a topic that’s often overlooked but deeply impactful: the connection between urologic health and mental well-being. Urologic conditions—ranging from urinary tract...

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August Health Message: Urologic Oncology Awareness

August Health Message: Urologic Oncology Awareness

Honoring Strength. Advancing Care. Supporting Survivors. At Yakima Urology Associates, July is more than just the heart of summer. It’s a call to awareness around summer health safety and urologic wellness—two areas where small habits now can make a big difference...

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July Health Message: Summer Heat and Urologic Health

July Health Message: Summer Heat and Urologic Health

As the sun climbs high over the Yakima Valley and our days fill with the joys of summer—outdoor adventures, barbecues with family, and time under the open sky—July is the perfect time to pause and reflect on how our health weathers the season. At Yakima Urology...

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June Health Message: Men’s Fertility and Urology

June Health Message: Men’s Fertility and Urology

Men’s reproductive health plays a crucial role in overall well-being, yet fertility challenges are often overlooked or misunderstood. Urology is essential in diagnosing and treating conditions that impact male fertility, offering solutions that can significantly...

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May Health Message: Incontinence Awareness Month

May Health Message: Incontinence Awareness Month

Incontinence is more common than you think, affecting millions of people of all ages. Despite this, it often goes unspoken due to stigma or embarrassment. At YUA Yakima, we believe that no one should have to struggle in silence. If you or a loved one experience...

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