You may have experienced it yourself or seen it in your parents or peers—your faces turning a noticeable shade of red after just one or two drinks.
Experts bust myths about COVID
Over 500 websites are spreading misinformation or disinformation about COVID-19, according to the United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
Boost up before going back to school
Public Health Seattle & King County is working in partnership with school districts, providers, and community organizations to host free back to school vaccination clinics throughout the summer and into fall.
White House AANHPI mental health summit touts progress, exposes what’s still lacking
On July 20, the inaugural Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Mental Health Summit was hosted in-person in Washington, D.C. by the Biden-Harris administration.
Empowering dreams and providing health equity through dedicated dental assistants
Tammy Borja admits she has had an “unusual” path to becoming a dental assistant at ICHS’ Shoreline Clinic.
Studies seek to define—and treat—long COVID
As multiple studies isolate the many ways long COVID-19 affects the human body, the list of symptoms keeps growing.
Healing through travel: Cross-country road trip reconnects three generations after pandemic separation
The talk flowed easily.
Asian Americans lead in COVID-19 vaccination rates in King County
While the pandemic emergency in the United States has passed, the spread of COVID-19 isn’t over.
COVID-19 and pregnancy — Medical experts reveal new findings and recommendations
A lot has changed since COVID-19 came on the scene in late 2020.
ICHS partners with Eastside school to vaccinate students at school’s doorstep
Over the 2022-2023 school year, the ICHS Highland Health Center partnered with Interlake High School administrators to routinely bring health services right to the school.
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