Sunday, July 12, 2009 - Page updated at 01:01 a.m.
A Seattle Times Investigation
Culture of resistance
The drug-resistant germ MRSA lurks in Washington hospitals, carried by patients and staff and fueled by inconsistent infection control. This stubborn germ is spreading at an alarming rate, but no one has tracked these cases — until now.
The People's Pharmacy | Be alert to potential antibiotic dangers
C. diff (Clostridium difficile) can cause a dangerous gastrointestinal infection that can be hard to treat. It is sometimes acquired in a hospital stay.
Friday, July 10
Study: Mammograms can lead to unnecessary treatment
Fiber bulking up in popularity
For eye health, eat spinach like Popeye
Thursday, July 9
Health-plan costs soar for individuals
Study suggests abortion pills be taken orally
Wednesday, July 8
Race gap in cancer survival found
Tuesday, July 7
Feds loosen stem-cell rules on lines approved by Bush
Monday, July 6
Super glue: It's holding us together these days
Traditional stretching doesn't help, studies find
Sunday, July 5
The People's Pharmacy | Estrogen mimicker found in sunscreen
Friday, July 3
VA clinic opens in Mount Vernon
Layoffs planned at Rainier School as DSHS deals with budget cuts
Just how friendly are those probiotics in your food?
Thursday, July 2
Wednesday, July 1
Cantwell hints she might back Obama's public health plan
FDA urged to ban popular painkillers
Ecstasy being peddled as cartoon-shaped pills
Tuesday, June 30
Gregoire OKs emergency money for flu season
Ouch! Experts' tips for a safer summer outdoors
Monday, June 29
Free Health screenings start today at White Center Walgreens
Sunday, June 28
Even those with health insurance are going broke
Cancer research funded cautiously
The People's Pharmacy | Drug helps arthritis, hurts head
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