By Julie Carrico, MBA, CCRC In our clinical trial work for Alzheimer’s, we’ve found that many people don’t understand what dementia is and how it is related to the disease. So, what do potential study patients and their concerned family and friends need to know about dementia, along with mild cognitive impairment, that will help […]
Orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Bruce Bynum, to retire after 22 years at Clinic
After performing more than 1,700 joint replacements over the last 22 years, Dr. Bruce Bynum is retiring from The Corvallis Clinic as an orthopedic surgeon. His last day will be April 4. “I became interested in orthopedics when I was a General Medical Officer for the Marines at Camp Pendleton,” Dr. Bynum said. After […]
Meet Dr. Rivers, the newest member of the Clinical Research provider team
We’d like to introduce you to Dr. Christy Rivers, a pediatrician at The Corvallis Clinic. The newest addition to the Clinical Research Center provider team, she is an investigator with the Dust Mite Allergy Study. She is also the first pediatrician to participate in one of our studies. We spoke with Dr. Rivers recently about […]
The warning signs of eating disorders
Aimee Zink For the Corvallis Clinic National Eating Disorder Awareness Week is from Feb. 26 to March 4. With the hashtag #NEDAwareness, the National Eating Disorders Association hopes to help people understand the danger and prevalence of eating disorders throughout the United States. About 20 million women and 10 million men suffer from an eating […]
When it Comes to Meals, Timing is Everything
By Lori Dodds, BS, RDN, LD Have you made a New Year’s Resolution to improve your diet? While this can feel like a daunting task, thankfully there’s some new data to help you on your quest for better health. It turns out that it’s not just important to watch what you eat, but when you […]
