Tanmeet Sethi, M.D., believes in the power of food. She teaches a cooking class at Swedish to help new doctors understand how healthy food can be better than medicine when it comes to treating chronic illnesses. Read or listen to audio about one class.
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The twice-yearly injection attacks HIV’s ability to replicate, preventing infection.
Learn how this advanced technology enhances lung cancer diagnosis and treatment, improving patient outcomes and survival rates.
A Swedish expert discusses what we know about increasing rates of lung cancer, prevention and how early detection increases survival. Learn more.
A behavioral health expert at Swedish answers questions of parents of LGBTQIA+ kids and shares dos and don’ts to create a supportive, loving environment.
This common condition, while not life-threatening, can increase the risk of more serious health risks. Learn more.
A Providence Swedish pediatric infectious disease physician offers insights into the recent controversy around vaccination policy changes coming out of Washington, DC. Learn more.
Learn more about the newer, less painful and invasive treatment options at Providence Swedish that can be tailored to meet your health goals. Read our blog.
Learn how a new type of breast implant is revolutionizing breast reconstruction for people with large frames and wide chests.
A Swedish partnership with Seattle University is transforming nursing education. Learn more.
Encouraging emotional expression and vulnerability can enhance social skills, foster empathy, and build resilience. Learn more.
Community fundraising events support research advancements and build loving bonds of support for patients and their families. Learn more.
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Glimmers are small, yet meaningful, moments that enhance well-being. Learn how to cultivate these experiences for improved mental and physical health.
Built by community support, Providence Swedish has been a cornerstone of compassionate care in the Puget Sound region for more than a century. Learn more.
The Providence Swedish SUPP program cares for an average of 350 mothers annually, any stage of their pregnancy through the postpartum period, and for those with high medical needs. Learn more.
During cancer treatment, patient Sarah Greene found emotional support and liberation through the Swedish Cancer Institute's art therapy program. Learn more.
The FDA recently approved a revolutionary non-addictive pain relief medication that blocks pain signals before they reach the brain. Learn more.
Learn when to take the essential first steps for relief and when you need to see a specialist.
Morgan Flake felt lost trying to nurse her newborn. Providence Swedish offered education, support and comfort for this new mother navigating one of life's steepest learning curves. Read more.
