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Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Chico State's independent student newspaper

The Orion

Flu risk minimal for healthy, young adults

Flu risk minimal for healthy, young adults

Michael Mcclurg // February 23, 2015
Low perceived risks and limited vaccine success rates make influenza less of a priority for college students than other health concerns.
Alberto Armienta, a sophmore computer science major, studies for an exam in the Meriam Library. Photo credit: Trevor Ryan

Freshman depression rates on the upswing

Michael Mcclurg // February 18, 2015
A study shows that first-year college students are struggling to make the transition to college life.

Breaking the pattern of diabetes in families

Daisy Dardon // February 12, 2015
Knowing there is a good chance I may come down with the disease someday has driven me to make lifestyle changes.

Fads don’t hold secret to good health

Julianna Eveland // September 23, 2014
A summer spent following bizarre health trends didn't amount to much.

Doctors should consider drug alternatives

Veronica De La Cruz // September 7, 2014
Homeopathic medicine has the potential to, in many cases, be just as effective as other pharmaceuticals.
Debbie Devine, a local marriage and family therapist, answered questions about eating disorders for Chico States Embodied club. Photo credit: Chelsea Jeffers

Club Spotlight: Embodied: Living the Health At Every Size Way

Dominique Diaz // March 31, 2014
A local marriage and family counselor spoke to students about eating disorders and body image.
Matt Murphy

Genetically modified food damages diet

Matt Murphy // March 3, 2014
The risks posed by genetically modified organisms make organic food more appealing.

Getting money’s worth at grocery store

Matt Murphy // February 24, 2014
Everyone in college is cash strapped, but that doesn't mean you have to sacrifice your health.
Maria Martinez, administrative support assistant at the Student Health Center, enrolls students in FamilyPACT, a program that assists students with covering medical expenses.Photo credit: Christine Lee

Family planning program cuts benefits

Christine Lee // February 17, 2014
A Medi-Cal program for pregnancy prevention and reproductive health limits services.
Julianna Eveland

Constant comparison corrodes self-confidence

Julianna Eveland // February 10, 2014
Break the unhealthy habit of holding oneself to others' standards.
Zachary Phillips

A user-friendly guide to the WREC

Zachary Phillips // January 29, 2014
WREC workout tips for those who haven't quite reached the peak of athleticism.
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