Some people think it’s easy being a kid. Some people think childhood is a barrel of laughs.
Stay healthy during the holidays
The holidays are here! Cold and flu season is in full swing.
COVID-19 vaccination crucial for older adults amidst ongoing threat
In the face of an ongoing and persistent threat, recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) underscores the critical importance of COVID-19 vaccination, particularly for older adults. The report, which collected information between January and August of this year, reveals that individuals aged 65 and older accounted for a staggering 62.9% of all COVID-19-related hospitalizations in the United States.
ICHS to host high-capacity COVID-19 vaccine clinics for South Seattle and Shoreline residents
International Community Health Services (ICHS) will host two high-capacity COVID-19 vaccine clinics in November that will be open to the general public.
Community Center fills up with senior voters, vaccine advocates
The Care For Your Community, Care For Your Health event began on the morning of Oct. 28, at the Chinatown International District Community Center, with a crowd of seniors eager to take advantage of the event’s voting and health care opportunities.
Pandemic sets back children’s vaccination progress
Dr. Esther Chung recalls during her final year as a resident, several decades ago, when a school-aged child was brought to the emergency room with diarrhea.
Covid myths “busted” again
Although COVID-19 has been around for a while now, old and new lies still continue to confuse people around the world.
Dual vaccination: The safety and benefits of getting flu and COVID-19 shots together
A panel of advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has endorsed the widespread use of new COVID-19 vaccines, amid a resurgence in cases of the respiratory illness.
Commentary: vaccines and massage—an anecdotal account
I once had a massage therapist who refused to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
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.