Health

Colonoscopy Remains Best Tool for Colon Cancer Prevention

Expert explains the difference between cancer screening and prevention tests

Washington State Moves to Issue Its Own Vaccine Guidance

State legislature passes bill to tie vaccine coverage to state recommendations, rejecting federal panel changes

Researchers Find Key to Healthy Heartbeats

A tiny region in a little-known muscle protein may hold the key to a healthy, steady heartbeat.

Healthcare Professionals Face Evolving Registration Process

New registration forms demand more detailed data to enhance oversight and workforce planning

Op-Ed: One way Washington can lower health care costs

Rheumatologist argues 340B Drug Pricing Program is being abused by hospitals, hurting patients

Bellevue, Washington: The Biohacking Capital of the Pacific Northwest

From forest bathing to AI-powered matcha, this tech hub is at the forefront of human optimization

Cannabis Sales Soar in Washington, Raising Concerns About Youth Access

Educators, police, and health experts grapple with the effects of legalization on adolescent cannabis use

Research: Munchies May Aid Those Lacking Appetite

Study finds cannabis use triggers cognitive response to increase food intake, regardless of factors like age, weight or recent eating.

Prenatal Infection Linked to Increased Adult Alcohol Misuse Risk

WSU study finds antioxidant treatment may help reduce effects of early immune stress on later alcohol use disorder.

TriState Health Promotes Healthy Eating During National Nutrition Month

The organization is celebrating with activities focused on balanced diets and informed food choices.

New Research Suggests Red Raspberries May Support Blood Sugar Control and Cognitive Function

Study shows improvements in post-meal blood sugar response, memory and learning

Study Finds Majority of Homemade Dog Food Recipes Lack Proper Nutrition

Veterinarians warn that homemade dog food can put pets' health at risk if not properly formulated.

Attachment Styles Aren't Set in Stone, Experts Say

Psychologists warn against pigeonholing people based on simplified online quizzes.

Tacoma Surgeon Hailed as Hero for Aiding Las Vegas Shooting Victims

Dr. James Sebesta rushed to help injured concertgoers during the 2017 mass shooting, highlighting the crucial role of civilian responders.

Spit Hoods Used in Psychiatric, Medical Settings Across US

Investigation finds unregulated use of controversial restraint device in multiple states