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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Shelter in place is an important part of what states are doing to lower the number of people who get sick with coronavirus (COVID-19). Learn what that means to you.
Eating a balanced diet just got easier with the help of the newly updated Nutrition Facts label. Find out how these changes are relevant to your diet and nutrition.
Dr. James Bowen, director of the MS Center at Swedish, offers insight to help you navigate the new landscape of an MS diagnosis.
Being aware of the ongoing problem of HIV and AIDS are reminders to spread hope and offer tips for prevention to all who are at risk.
March is colorectal cancer prevention month. Get the answers to commonly asked questions about colonoscopies and learn how to prepare for one.
Some medications can cause forgetfulness and disorientation for senior adults. Learn if your medication is on the list.
Marjorie Hillson finds herself in an unexpected and meaningful journey from being a volunteer to a new patient at Swedish Cancer Institute
With this cold and rainy weather, this coconut curry will bring comfort with mouth-bursting creamy flavors
A study that uses music as a medical intervention to moderate distress, anxiety, or pain during bone marrow biopsy
Preventing infection is essential for patients with a weakened immune system in order to heal properly.
The transition from cancer treatment to remission can be an anxious time. Learn how you can control the fear and anxiety
Chemo Bags of Hope is a local organization that spreads hope one bag at a time to patients facing chemotherapy and radiation
Introducing this promising and innovative treatment at SCI, CAR-T Cell Therapy is offering hope to cancer patients who have been through two lines of unsuccessful treatment.
Our conversation with Dr. Sarah Speck from the Swedish Heart and Vascular Institute uncovers answers to common questions about women and heart disease.
Yoga promotes heart health by reducing stress and lowering blood pressure, cholesterol, and heart rate. Learn more about the benefits of yoga.
New mom of two answers questions and shares how the postpartum doula program at Swedish helped ease the transition of bringing home her new baby.
Swedish shares seven ways self-care can help you celebrate your relationship with yourself this Valentine’s Day.
Swedish examines five common myths about teens, antidepressant use and depression treatment.
Go Red for Women kicks off February’s American Heart Month celebrations by helping raise awareness of heart disease, fund lifesaving research and advocate for change.
Rachel Bry wasn’t sure if she wanted to be a nurse. See how one doctor’s encouraging words helped her set a course for a career as an RN in oncology.
