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Competitive skiing — with an ACL injury
A sports medicine doctor discusses what a torn anterior cruciate ligament is and typical surgical and rehabilitation treatments.
Do cold plunges boost your mood?
Low-temperature immersions may help with recovery and stress, but overdoing them can hinder muscle growth and pose safety risks.
ECMO program helps patients beat the odds
UW Medicine patients and doctors reflect on how a heart-lung bypass machine helps turn critical events into survival stories.
Flu cases surge; vaccine still has protective benefit
This season’s influenza has caused 5,000 U.S. deaths, including children and adolescents. Hear more from our physician.
Flu cases surge; vaccine still has protective benefit
This season’s influenza has caused 5,000 U.S. deaths, including children and adolescents. Hear more from our physician.
Responding safely to equestrian emergencies
A new UW Medicine video production aims to raise awareness and educate people on safe practices around horses.
The rising health tolls of ultraprocessed foods
With evidence mounting on the health impacts of ultraprocessed diets, one expert suggests stronger labeling for food and dietary changes.
Policy change to hep B vaccine raises concerns of risk
A CDC panel’s recommendation to relax hepatitis B vaccine guidance may leave infants vulnerable to an aggressive virus.
Patient in brain-device trial shows progress
Since receiving the test implant, a stroke patient has regained hand control after years of little progress in therapy.
Mantenga su corazón saludable mientras se acercan las fiestas
Banquetes, celebraciones y emociones intensas pueden poner tensión en su corazón. Tenga en cuenta cómo se siente y practique la moderación.
Keep your heart content as holidays approach
Feasts, festivities and heightened emotions can strain your heart. Consider how you’re feeling and be mindful of moderation.
Federal funding cuts threaten health gains, innovation
Reduced budgets imperil patients’ hopes and thwart a massive U.S. workforce dedicated to medical advances, UW Medicine researchers say.
Wildfire smoke linked to higher preterm birth risk
Exposure to these pollutants is now a common health threat for pregnant women across the U.S., a study shows.
Shunting improves hydrocephalus symptoms in older adults
A treatment trial showed brain shunt implant helps patients balance better, walk faster and have fewer falls.
Private donation advances life-saving cancer research
A $500,000 donation hopes to enable larger clinical trials. It is the first of several grants planned to modernize cancer treatments.
Long COVID has impact on Latino communities
Researchers found nearly half of Latino patients surveyed reported chronic symptoms, with women and middle-age people most affected.
COVID prolongado tiene impacto en las comunidades latinas
Los investigadores encontraron que casi la mitad de los pacientes latinos encuestados informaron síntomas prolongados de COVID, siendo los de mediana edad y las mujeres los más afectados.
Get your family vaccinated for back-to-school
An infectious-diseases doctor warns that low vaccination rates also could spark outbreaks of measles and pertussis as the fall virus season begins.
Más allá del sudor: el peligro del calor para los trabajadores al aire libre
Las temperaturas más altas pueden volverse más habituales, por lo que la gente debería prestar atención a los pronósticos de clima cálido y tomar las debidas precauciones.
Beyond sweat: Heat’s danger for outdoor workers
Higher temperatures may become more typical, so people should pay attention to hot-weather forecasts and take due caution.
OB-GYN warns of crisis in reproductive care
People increasingly face delays and long-distance travel to access care due to legal, financial and geographic barriers.
Plan now to reduce wildfire smoke exposure
From filtering indoor air to knowing when to mask, one doctor urges action to protect lungs as hazy skies return this summer.
Incarceration isn’t always the solution for at-risk youth
Closing detention centers and offering community alternatives improves young people’s lives, new research suggests.
Protect yourself from measles before summer travel
A measles vaccine guards against severe illness, dangerous complications and spread of the virus.
One spark can cause lasting harm this July Fourth
Independence Day celebrations can lead to devastating fireworks injuries, including burns, lost fingers and other trauma.























