Noteworthy

Stakeholders will address how persistent responses to drug use and overdose have caused frustration, cynicism and burnout.

Adults 60 and older are needed for a study exploring how mind-body treatments might change the brain’s response to pain.

Ten years in, Seattle's delayed secondary school start times have improved student health and performance.

Participants will virtually share recent experiences of seeking feeding therapy for kids, with the goal of helping them get treatment sooner.

Leukemia clinical trial | Hikes for people with dementia | Exercise as part of clinical care | Kratom component regulated

The newly FDA-approved drug, enlicitide, will mostly augment statins rather than replace them, a cardiologist explains.

The trial will compare two drugs used to treat post-arrest shock, a condition affecting 70% of survivors.

Q&A: A bone-disease specialist stresses prevention, detection and medication long before a fracture.

A published proposal to give terminally ill organ donors latitude in choosing how they die contradicts long-held ethical standards.

A noted fencer survived a major heart attack at his gym, thanks to bystanders, Medic One first responders and Harborview care teams.

New study findings might affect how doctors monitor and treat atrial fibrillation, a sleep-medicine specialist says.

A stroke patient experiences progress while participating in a safety study of a brain-stimulation device.

His contributions to physician education, healthcare reform and community service shaped the field for more than five decades.

Among participants are people who struggle with cravings for alcohol and want to stop or reduce their consumption.

UW Medicine is working with King County, state and federal agencies to review the cases. 

A national center helps healthcare systems embrace an approach to more transparent communications with patients.

UW Medicine and Fred Hutch are catching cases earlier through at-home tests and patient support.

Biohub funding will support creating a submicron-resolution platform to study immune dynamics in mouse and human tissues.

Researchers were surprised to find that inflammation in neighboring cells appears to keep neck nerves in a pain-sensitive state.

A 10th-grader explores the upsides of chronic sinusitis, including building a ‘bionic nose’ that earned science-fair recognition.

Q&A: Integrated care, routine screening and tailored therapies help address long COVID’s physical and emotional toll.

Q&A: A psychologist explains what triggers stress, its health effects and how to cope.

UW Medicine held a naming ceremony April 28 to honor the late legislator's lifelong commitment to behavioral healthcare.

Cardiac and obstetrics specialists help patients with heart conditions understand risks and make informed decisions.

At UW Medical Center – Montlake, healthcare teams fulfill final wishes to honor patients’ lives and support families.