Medical advances may soon help your family
With all the debate over health care reform, focus has been placed squarely on the quality of medical treatment Americans receive.
Fortunately, the world has recently seen a series of innovations that could help people much faster than expected. As the hospital and laboratory converge, families could soon benefit from an array of important advancements. Full Story
Scald burn injuries focus in Burn Awareness Week
Scald burns – caused by hot liquids, steam or foods – are very painful and may require prolonged treatment. These burns affect all ages and may result in lifelong scarring and even death. Annually in the United States and Canada, over 500,000 people receive medical treatment for burn injuries; roughly half of these injuries are scalds. Full Story
Train to live well
Years before Baywatch became a popular TV series, I was a lifeguard on the Atlantic Ocean.
I didn’t work with any beautiful women. In fact, all 60 lifeguards were male. Full Story
WWU hosts cancer researcher
An associate professor of cancer biology at Vanderbilt University, Dr. Alissa Weaver presents “Understanding Cancer Progression: Bringing Biology and Mathematics to the Challenge,” 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 23, in Fraser Hall 4 on Western Washington University campus.
Weaver earned her doctorate and medical degrees from the University of Virginia in 1998. Full Story
Free H1N1 vaccine at special SnoCo clinics
The Snohomish Health District will offer no-cost H1N1 vaccinations at some clinics in Snohomish County community centers in February and March. No appointments are necessary.
Anyone older than 6 months is encouraged to take advantage of free vaccination at these sites: Full Story
Cell phone recycling helps victims of domestic violence
Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County is seeking cell phones for its clients. Cell phones even without service can call 911 when charged. Donated cell phones will be given to victims of domestic violence to keep them safe. Full Story
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