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Therapy project benefiting Wash. patients with psychosis
01/13/2023
A team at the University of Washington School of Medicine  is working to make cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for psychosis accessible throughout Washington state. Psychosis is a symptom of...

Genetic diagnosis helps guide care of childhood hearing loss
01/17/2023
Advances in understanding the many different genetic causes of childhood-onset hearing loss indicate that genomic testing could assist in treatment planning, including optimal timing of treatment...
(Getty Images) Medical personnel prepare to treat a multiple gunshot victim in the emergency room of Harborview Medical Center on March 09, 2022 in Seattle, Washington. Harborview is the only Level 1 trauma care center in Washington State, also serving Idaho, Montana and Alaska.

Blood supply is essential to maintain trauma care
01/17/2023
Type: YouTube
Donations are sought by two of the largest blood services providers in the Northwest, and an ongoing supply is vital for trauma care.  “Blood is needed for almost every operation that I do,” said Dr...

This wearable & printable sensor can detect toxins, pathogens, and even cancer | The Indian Express (David Baker, Biochemistry)
01/18/2023

Why are pelvic exams so uncomfortable? Ob-gyns explain. | Yahoo (Alson Burke, OB-GYN)
01/18/2023

New pediatric guidelines target rising children's obesity rates | KING (Brian Saelens, Pediatrics)
01/18/2023

We made it through the holidays. What do WA flu and COVID trends look like now? | The Seattle Times (Alex Greninger, Virology)
01/18/2023

Opinion: With Damar Hamlin in mind, every high school should have an athletic trainer | The Seattle Times (Samuel Browd, Neurological Surgery; Stanley Herring, Rehabilitation Medicine)
01/18/2023

Paul G. Ramsey Endowed Deanship created at medical school
01/19/2023
UW Medicine has announced the creation of a historic endowed deanship honoring retired dean, Dr. Paul G. Ramsey. The Paul G. Ramsey Endowed Deanship was established with leadership gifts from Steve...

Choosing to halt nourishment: an end-of-life decision
01/19/2023
It’s not only patient cases that inform clinicians' expertise. Geriatrician David Gruenewald took a lesson from his mom, Mary, who at the time was a resolute, capable woman in her late 80’s.  As...

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