Seattle made history last month. The National Weather Service said that on May 13, the high reached 86 degrees—just topping the city’s record of 85 degrees in 2018.
Men’s Health Month Editorial
June is Men’s Health Month, an opportunity to raise awareness about important health issues that affect men.
Bastyr doctors weigh in on COVID-19 and natural ways to stay healthy or get well faster
First, a disclaimer. There is no proven way to completely avoid COVID-19 or get better from COVID-19 once you get it.
It looks like COVID-19, but it’s not — Respiratory viruses with similar symptoms
It started with a headache. But by that evening, Emma Nakamoto had a whirling dizziness, fainting spells, and a liquid in her nose and throat that resembled “split pea soup.”
King County’s chief of communicable disease: Don’t let your guard down with COVID-19
Dr. Eric Chow’s parents didn’t think he’d like medicine and he took that to heart and trusted their advice.
You are not alone: NAMI in Washington offers BIPOC support group
It has been said that our nation is having a mental health crisis.
Public Health Emergency ends — So does Medicaid automatic re-enrollment
For those with private insurance or Medicare, the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) on May 11 should pass almost unobserved.
NOVID?: WA residents who’ve never had COVID share their daily habits
We recently asked “Novids”—people who have never had COVID—how they have kept the virus at bay.
Boost your career in dentistry
The Dental Assistant Internship Program at International Community Health Services is a unique pipeline for anyone looking to make a career change.
Get vaccinated before spending time with friends and family
While the national and public health states of emergency have become a thing of the past, as of May 11, 2023, COVID-19 is still spreading in our communities and continues to mutate and evolve over time.
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