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U.S. hospitals make strides in cutting key infections: CDC report

Reuters U.S. hospitals have made strides in cutting the rates of hospital-acquired infections caused by the deadly superbugs MRSA and C. difficile, but officials say …

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month, and Valley View wants you to know that there’s a lot you can do to prevent cervical cancer. The …

I Won’t Spread the Flu

First baby to ring in the new year at Valley View Hospital

Melanie Gonzalez is the first baby to ring in the new year in Glenwood Springs, born at 3:42 a.m. Thursday at Valley View Hospital. She …

Valley View recognized nationally for clinical excellence

Valley View received national recognition from Healthgrades, the leading resource that helps consumers search compare and connect with physicians and hospitals. Healthgrades evaluates hospital performance …

Q&A with Dr. Wade Ceola, neurosurgeon

Learn more about Dr. Wade Ceola and his practice by visiting: http://vvh.org/drwadeceola/ Q: Where are you originally from? I grew up in Tontitown, Arkansas, which …

A healthy resolution for a New Year

Bust through your weight loss roadblocks with these ideas: “Not enough time” roadblock – Instead of doing one long session of exercise try to build …

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Why It’s Never Too Late to Read to Your Child:

U.S. hospitals make strides in cutting key infections: CDC report

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month

I Won’t Spread the Flu

First baby to ring in the new year at Valley View Hospital

Valley View recognized nationally for clinical excellence

Q&A with Dr. Wade Ceola, neurosurgeon

A healthy resolution for a New Year