Trump abortion policy will cause public health crisis, Seattle Planned Parenthood leader says Paige Browning talks with Chris Charbonneau, CEO of Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest about the Trump Administration's new rules for Title X. Paige Browning
Finding a fix for Washingtonians who want opioid treatment One of the problems with combating the opioid epidemic is getting treatment to those who need it most. A new effort is being launched around Washington state to do just that. Casey Martin
So the doctor says you have dense breasts. Now what? When Olivia went in for her mammogram at the age of 50 last month, she received unexpected news: she had “extremely dense breasts.” Elisabeth Poorman, M.D.
Washington parents can't opt out of MMR vaccine for philosophical reasons More kids will need the measles vaccine in order to legally attend public or private schools in Washington this fall. That comes after a recent change to state law. Ann Dornfeld
2018 Smoke Farm Symposium: Watersheds, dementia and 'fake news' Get out of town for talks on our in-between times Sonya Harris
Planned Parenthood To Withdraw From Title X, Unless Court Intervenes The organization says it expects to withdraw rather than comply with new Trump administration rules for the federal family planning program. Sarah McCammon
David Brooks and the moral response to 'a national valley of distrust and disconnection’ David Brooks considers the ways human nature and ingenuity can help us rise above disunion John O'Brien
Photos of ‘needles’ sent to Seattle’s Find It Fix It app. (Spoiler: many aren't needles) A third of the time, reports of “needles” on the city’s Find it, Fix it app instead show RVs, tents and homeless people Anna Boiko-Weyrauch
How to raise a chill kid? Let them play What can parents do to try to prevent anxiety disorders from arising in their children? We get answers from two experts. Deborah Wang
'It's not your fault.' The pitfalls of parenting an anxious child When kids struggle with serious anxiety, even well-meaning parents often say or do exactly the wrong things. "Nobody gives you the playbook for the ‘do’s and don'ts’ of this anxious child business," said one expert. Deborah Wang
