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Explore health and well-being programs on PBS KVIE, including our local ViewFinder health documentaries, in this quarterly enewsletter.

World’s Smallest Pacemaker | Focus on Health

The smallest pacemaker in the world is now being placed into some very small patients with help from Pediatric Electrophysiologist Daniel Cortez of UC Davis Health. Learn how an innovative procedure using a pacemaker the size of a vitamin capsule is helping an 11-year old girl with a rare mitochondrial disease live a better life.

KVIE Focus on Health Programs

UC Davis Eye Institute

UC Davis Rehabilitation Hospital

CAR T-cell Therapy

World’s Smallest Pacemaker

Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

Rural Doctors & Nurses Program

Spina Bifida

COVID Vaccine Outreach

Healthy Body & Mind

Healing From Home – Telehealth

Deep Brain Stimulation

Caregiver Simulator

A woman (right) stands in front of a group of people and discusses the art behind her.

Art and Wellness

Being There ... When You Can't

A man and a woman sit at a table with food on it while looking at a bassinet with a baby in it.

Mommy Meals

Close-up of a person's left hand drawing a smiling girl in a baseball cap

Donate Life Visual Arts Contest

Image of a horse (left) and a woman (right) pressing their foreheads together while another person smiles in the background

Connected Horse Project

Food for Thought – Food Allergies

Healing Preemie Hearts

Huggie the Facility Dog

Little Hearts Get a Big Hand

Preemie Lifeline

Pediatric Acupuncture

Throwing Up After Smoking Weed?

Baby Massages

Autism Social Skills Training

Surgery of the Future

What You Need to Know About Ovarian Cancer

Healing Loss Through Art

Beyond the Ice Bucket Challenge – Battling ALS

The Boomer’s Guide to Growing Older

Healing Beyond Medicine

Oh, My Aching Back! Prevention & Treatment

The Journey Ahead - End of Life

A Path to Healing - Genomics and Disease Prevention

Fading Away - Alzheimer's

Living with Parkinson’s

Deadly Dust - Valley Fever

Too Much, Too Little – Childhood Eating Disorders

Sidelined: Concussions in Sports

Autism: Emerging from the Maze

Living With Pain

Better Safe Than Sorry - A Focus on Food Safety

Collision Course: Teen Addiction Epidemic

Critical Condition - California's Emergency Rooms

Digital Doctors - The Future of Health Care

Crisis in Caring

Staying Sharp

Sounding the Alarm: Diabetes in the Valley

Breathless - Asthma in the Valley

Depression: Into the Light

Cancer: What You Need to Know

Challenge Yourself: Women, Weight, and Well Being

Heart of Woman

Supersizing Our Kids

UC Davis Health – Health Tips

Valley Fever

This year’s other worrisome fever

We’ve all heard about this year’s severe flu season, but there’s another “fever” to be aware of that – while not contagious from person to person – has still been a growing source of concern among California public health officials.

Caused by airborne fungal spores, valley fever can be a major irritation for those who contract it – and for some people can lead to serious health complications.

Because valley fever can mimic the flu, everyone should be aware of associated symptoms and prevention measures. To learn more from UC Davis, click here.