These Are My Mom's Beautiful, Painful Hands I told my mom one day that I thought she was a very headstrong woman. “What do you mean ‘strong?’” she asked me. Shina Williams
What If Gun Dealers Were Part Of Suicide Prevention? In the future, mental health professionals may not be the only people spreading the word about suicide prevention. The message could also come from... Ruby de Luna
Mom Fired By Overlake Hospital After Lactation Room Complaint Jamie Steeb’s breasts hurt. Steeb was a nursing assistant at Overlake Hospital in Bellevue. She had returned from maternity leave and needed time to... Isolde Raftery
Company Recalls Medical Scopes Linked To Seattle Deaths The company behind a medical device that has caused deadly bacterial infections in Seattle will voluntarily recall its scopes. A global outbreak of infe... Ruby de Luna
More People Infected By Contaminated Scopes In Seattle Than Previously Thought Bill Radke talks to JoNel Aleccia, Seattle Times health reporter, about the investigation into scopes used by doctors that were found to sometimes have ... Bill Radke
It's Not Just Big Blasts Damaging Veterans' Brains William Kerby was exposed to repeated blasts when he was deployed to Iraq as a Marine infantryman. “For instance, we were setting off a charge on a door... Patricia Murphy
The Human Story Behind Washington's New Suicide Prevention Plan Bill Radke speaks with Dr. Jennifer Stuber, professor in the UW's School of Social Work and founder of the suicide prevention organization Forefront,... Bill Radke
Let’s Cut Gun Deaths Like We Did Road Deaths, Inslee Says Washington is going to take a different tack on reducing gun violence, Gov. Jay Inslee says: Treat it as a public health problem. Ruby de Luna
Time Is Running Out To Get A Health Insurance Plan The clock is ticking for you to get health insurance coverage for 2016: You've got until the end of January, state officials say. And remember: Not... Ruby de Luna
How Seattle Scientists Are Using Gene Editing Technology Bill Radke talks to biotech reporter Luke Timmerman about CRISPR/Cas9, a technology that lets scientist quickly and easily edit DNA. Kate OConnell
