Many of today’s “healthy” habits, like sipping lemon water, kombucha, or sparkling drinks throughout the day, have become part of daily routines in many households.
Tears could help track diabetes, inflammation, UW doctor says
Your tears might someday double as a health check.
Bridging the language gap in home care: Carina expands platform to serve Asian communities
For many immigrant families navigating the healthcare system, finding in-home care can feel overwhelming—especially when language barriers stand in the way.
State health officer, UW Medicine doctors urge vaccination, as measles sweeps across state, country
As measles cases surge across the country, topping more than 1,300 cases as of March 11, the United States is poised to lose its status in the world as having eradicated the disease in-country.
Casinos target Asian gambler stereotype
Six times a day, seven days a week, a coach bus will take you from 6th Avenue South and South Lane Street in the Chinatown-International District to the Snoqualmie Casino 25 miles east.
Murray secures $1 million for National Asian Pacific Center on Aging’s multilingual helpline
Sen. Patty Murray has secured $1 million in funding for the National Asian Pacific Center on Aging’s (NAPCA) multilingual helpline for Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) elders.
King County’s Crisis Teams: Help is just a call away
When you or someone you love is in a mental health or substance use crisis, help is available.
Doctors share the best ways to get the most from a bidet
Once considered an oddity in American homes, bidets are becoming increasingly common as more people seek a hygienic and sustainable alternative to toilet paper or a hand managing certain physical conditions.
Investing in health access: A Lunar New Year gathering in support of community health
More than 210,000 people missed doctor appointments in King County in 2025, because they couldn’t afford the cost of their care.
Hawaii’s physician shortage contributes to uneven costs and poorer care
Hawaiʻi’s chronic shortage of physicians went from bad to worse in 2025, and when the state’s geography and the needs of its rural residents are taken into account, it got worse yet.
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