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Influenza: a primer

Influenza: a primer

Washington Global Health Alliance invites you to its Global Health 101 session on influenza.

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Momentum builds for health reform — Obama

Momentum builds for health reform — Obama

An “unprecedented consensus that has come together” for health reform, Obama says.

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UW and Providence Hospice launches palliative care training program

UW and Providence Hospice launches palliative care training program

“…giant step forward in helping patients at the end of their lives…”

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Red Cross calls for volunteers to help staff shelters should Green River flood this winter

Red Cross calls for volunteers to help staff shelters should Green River flood this winter

Volunteers for the Red Cross’ ReserveCorp need to be trained now to be ready to respond during flood season

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Group Health Research Institute awarded $15 million in federal stimulus funds

Group Health Research Institute awarded $15 million in federal stimulus funds

Most of the projects will focus on “comparative effectiveness research”, research

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Health reform critical for economic recovery, Obama says in weekly address

Health reform critical for economic recovery, Obama says in weekly address

Rising health care costs are undermining our businesses, exploding our deficits, and costing our nation more jobs with each passing month.

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Online H1N1 “swine” flu resources from Public Health – Seattle & King County

Online H1N1 “swine” flu resources from Public Health – Seattle & King County

Site provides information for parents, schools, employers and healthcare providers.

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A Bridge to Caring: Seattle Channel video focuses on the service of medical interpreters

A Bridge to Caring: Seattle Channel video focuses on the service of medical interpreters

The program can be viewed on the SEATTLE CHANNEL, Cable 21, Monday, September 28, at 7 p.m. or online now.

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Northwest Hospital to join UW Medicine health system

Northwest Hospital to join UW Medicine health system

A formal agreement is expected to be struck by the end of the year.

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Veterans targeted by telephone scammers

Veterans targeted by telephone scammers

Scammers say VA prescription procedures have changed and ask for vets’ credit card numbers.

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Washington State Life Sciences Discovery Fund awards $5.1 million to six projects

Washington State Life Sciences Discovery Fund awards $5.1 million to six projects

Projects include new medical devices, treatments and a wheat that is safe for those with celiac disease.

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Video: Seattle Children’s experts answer parents’ questions about the flu

Video: Seattle Children’s experts answer parents’ questions about the flu

Seattle Children’s experts have produce a short video to answer common questions parents have about H1N1 “swine” flu.

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Swedish and Minor & James Medical physician group announce partnership

Swedish and Minor & James Medical physician group announce partnership

Swedish will become a joint equity partner in the 72-physician group Minor & James Medical

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Losing health coverage can happen to anybody, Obama argues in weekly address

Losing health coverage can happen to anybody, Obama argues in weekly address

Obama: Without reform half of Americans under 65 face will go without insurance at some point over the next ten years.

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West Nile virus detected in dead crow found in Seattle’s Laurelhurst neighborhood

West Nile virus detected in dead crow found in Seattle’s Laurelhurst neighborhood

Public health officials report that a dead crow found in Seattle’s Laurelhurst neighborhood on August 24th was infected with the West Nile virus.

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Gilda’s Club of Seattle: Upcoming Events

Gilda’s Club of Seattle: Upcoming Events

Gilda’s Club of Seattle, which provides a meeting place for people with cancer and their friends and families, will host three free lectures and their annual Halloween party next month.

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Evergreen launches digital mammography coach

Evergreen launches digital mammography coach

The coach will provide same-day mammography services at the Evergreen clinics in Bothell, Sammamish and Duvall every week on a regular rotation.

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Health stories in the news

CDC’s H1N1 predictions less dire than President’s Council of Advisors
New York Times reporter By Donald G. McNeil, Jr. reports that officials at the U.S. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention seemed to be playing down the dire predictions released by the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology yesterday that projected that as many [...]

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