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Call Congress to support S. 2785

05/05/2008

Physicians and patients are urged to call their members of Congress to urge support for the Save Medicare Act of 2008.


Free cancer support programs for patients and caregivers

04/28/2008

Help spread the word about these upcoming free cancer programs.


Childhood vaccine rates rising — outbreaks show need for more coverage

04/22/2008

April 19–26, 2008 is National Infant Immunization Week


Washington joins national anti-smoking campaign

04/02/2008

The campaign, which will begin this month, complements Washington's current smoking-cessation program.


Cantaloupe causes national Salmonella outbreak

03/25/2008

Health news from the Washington State Department of Health


CDC advisory committee expands recommended annual flu vaccine ages

03/05/2008

All children 6 months to 18 years of age should receive the influenza vaccine every year, a federal advisory committee announced last week.


Skin Infections and MRSA

02/24/2008

Learn more about antibiotic-resistant staph infections: what they are, and how to avoid them.


Need help choosing a Medicare prescription drug plan?

11/15/2007

Medicare’s prescription drug program (Part D) annual enrollment is underway. Resources are available to seniors to help them understand their options.


An active lifestyle is a key component of healthy aging

09/25/2007

No one is too old to enjoy the benefits of regular physical activity. Find out about the barriers to being active, and how to overcome them.


African American women at greater risk for breast cancer

09/25/2007

African American women are more likely to die from breast cancer than other groups. Find out how to protect yourself.


What should you do with your household hazardous waste?

09/06/2007

Read about the best way to handle and dispose of household hazardous products.


Hepatitis C on the rise in Washington

05/22/2007

Hepatitis C, the most common blood-borne infection in the U.S., has become one of the state's top health concerns. Find out if you should be tested.



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