Staying healthy starts with preventative care and vaccines
Vaccinations and regular check ups can be key to keeping people healthy during this years-long pandemic.
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About face: Post-summer skin care can help reverse damage
"It can be tough to look at yourself on a Zoom call and see damage that you didn't notice before," says Dr. Kate Dee.
Caring for young smiles: How to tackle oral health early on
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends your child’s first dentist visit happens by age 1 — or within six months of the eruption of...
Plan now for long-term care costs later
Washington's long-term care system is going to be impacted by the "Age Wave" that has the population of those 85 and older doubling by 2050.
Better health through equitable access to dental care
The inequities in this arena range across all ages.
It’s time to sleep again
If we’ve learned one thing from the last year and COVID-19, it’s how to be stressed and tired.
How medication-assisted treatment aids in long-term recovery
Medication-assisted treatment satisfies the physical need for the abused substances, allowing the addict to detox more comfortably.
COVID-19 vaccine myths are still spreading – local experts dispel them
Over 4 million people in Washington state have received the vaccine. Here's why.
Don’t take that skin care ‘fact’ at face value
To help clear up face-related fables, we asked Dr. Kate Dee to address common questions around aging skin.
Cannabis makes gains in the medical community
Patients are responding positively to the integration of cannabinoids in oncological, neurological and palliative care, but many still have questions.
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