Cal Poly Campus Health & Wellbeing hosted “Spread Love, Not STIs” last Wednesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Campus Health Center, building 27, to raise awareness about its Self-Order STI Testing Program. The drop-in event focused on educating students about confidential sexually transmitted infection testing available on campus. Students arrived throughout the 90-minute […]
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Mental Burnout Explained: Tips for Recovery From Experts
Burnout can lead to physical illnesses, but can be managed by prioritizing sleep, nutrition, movement, self-reflection, and connecting with loved ones.
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Campus Health & Wellbeing is expanding their hours. But the changes may not be the best for students, union says
Campus Health & Wellbeing expands hours, but union has concerns over limited access to care, warns of potential negative impact on students.
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University searching for a reproductive specialist to fill vacancy at Campus Health and Wellbeing
Cal Poly is looking to add a physician to the team at Campus Health and Wellbeing with an emphasis on reproductive health. Campus Health and Wellbeing previously had a doctor with specialization in gynecology, but the position has been vacant since this summer. The health center’s nurse practitioners and physician’s assistants are able to provide […]
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Reporter gets flu shot on camera at Campus Health & Wellbeing “pop-up”
Cal Poly Campus Health and Wellbeing hosted a flu shot “pop-up” at Robert E. Kennedy Library to administer free flu vaccinations to Cal Poly students Thursday, Oct. 18 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Annual flu vaccinations are recommended before the end of October, as the flu tends to spread more rapidly during peak months, from December to February. […]
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15- Minute update: Student death, Atascadero homeless shelter, and health service fees may increase
Mustang News anchors Shirin Beroukhim and Mckenna Roberson have today’s top stories.
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Health Services reaches full capacity
Health Services announced Monday that it would not accept any walk-in appointments, due to the large number of students who had already scheduled consultations for the day.
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8 hospitalized for flu in SLO County, Health Center predicts disease still spreading
So far this year, the Health Center has seen approximately 100 cases. But like Cal Poly’s chief doctor predicts this is only the beginning.