Living in the Age of Genomics
The popularity of ancestry research and rising numbers of clinical referrals are helping drive that trend
Medical Minutes
This month's column looks at a new approach to lower back pain, how electrical stimulation may help with long COVID symptoms, and personalized medicine for breast cancer
Artificial Intelligence is Helping Older Adults
AI is helping doctors and patients navigate the vast and ever-changing range of clinical trials
Combating Depression and Anxiety with Computer Assistance
These types of apps can help patients practice new behavioral strategies and skills outside regular therapy sessions
It’s a Family Affair with Multigenerational Painters and Restaurateurs in Seattle
Contemporary abstract impressionist Boni Ryan, who is 76 years old and her 7-year-old great niece, Maggie Heitman are trailblazing the art scene in Seattle
Medical Minutes for December 2024
This month's Medical Minutes explores another medication that may reduce the risk of Alzheimer's, takes a look at "super-agers" and discusses how virtual yoga is helping with lower back pain
Preventing Colds and Flu Through Exercise
The latest studies show that physical activity may give a boost to the lungs and airways, reducing the risk of getting a cold, flu, or other illness
Carrots and Clark Gable
The connection between bunnies and carrots can be traced back to the debut of Bugs Bunny in 1940 -- his carrot crunching was intended as a parody of Clark Gable in the 1934 comedy, "It Happened One Night”
Refining Strategies for Forgiveness May Improve Well-Being
The latest studies are showing that practicing forgiveness may boost mental health and well-being
