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    The Yakima Health District is preparing to test well water systems in the Lower Yakima Valley, a region where private wells serve many households and groundwater contamination has long been a concern. Details of which areas will be sampled and what contaminants will be checked were not included in initial reports. Local residents are watching for more information on timing and access to results.

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    Valley Health System introduces hospice fellowship leadership●Hospice and Palliative Care Fellowship Program: Meet the leadership✉newsHealthMedicine16 h ago

    Valley Health System has introduced the leadership team for its Hospice and Palliative Care Fellowship Program, which trains physicians in end-of-life and symptom management care. The announcement highlights the specialists who will guide fellows through clinical training in hospice and palliative medicine. The program reflects growing demand for palliative care expertise as populations age and end-of-life care needs rise.

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    Most physicians with Emergency Medicine of Blue Ridge are leaving Valley Health, according to the Northern Virginia Daily. The departures affect emergency medical staffing across Valley Health facilities in the region. Details on how many doctors are affected, where they are going, and how the health system plans to maintain emergency room coverage have not been reported.