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The healthcare system reaffirms its support for access to abortion care.
Seattle investigators will coordinate the American Heart Association's $20 million initiative to improve care for millions.
Some patients' voices benefit from more frequent injections of botulinum toxin than health insurers typically cover.
Among the center’s goals are to explore the science behind dynamic communities of bacteria, fungi and other lifeforms.
The contract allows UW Medicine to continue as an in-network provider for Premera members.
Neighboring organizations will come together in honor of Alzheimer’s and Brain Health Awareness Month.
Brad Simmons comes from the University of California, Davis, and will begin his new role Aug. 16.
For many people, transportation poses a significant barrier to accessing procedures for colorectal cancer screening.
A study zeroes in on 12 symptoms out of more than 200 that have been cited as persistent aftereffects of the SARS-CoV-2 infection.
In a matter of hours or days, a hospitalized person's kidneys might start to fail as a reaction to medication or result of sepsis.
