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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A journey to a healthier you starts with baby steps. Discover how to set yourself up for success this new year and in months to come.
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month. Protect your health by staying current with recommended cancer screenings.
This year has seen an increase in sleep issues and stress-induced insomnia. Dr. Darius Zoroufy at Swedish Sleep Medicine gives you tips to get the sleep you need.
Learn about an addition to the Adventure Program offered at the Swedish Multiple Sclerosis Center that features virtual reality activities and locations.
Swedish shares tips and guidance from the CDC and local health officials to help you celebrate the holidays safely despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Virtual events and activities mark the annual observance of World AIDS Day, which focuses on learning from the past to plan for the future.
Learn how the Alinker bike will help patients have a better experience in rehabilitation for neurological conditions, age-related issues, and even COVID-19.
Groundbreaking clinical trial update in the treatment and holistic care of ALS patients.
The numbers of babies born too soon have steadily risen over the past few years, particularly among women of color. Access to care can help.
Long term inflammation can lead to many chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease or arthritis, as you grow older. Find out more.
Pancreatic cancer is not a common type of cancer, but it can be serious. Learn the signs, risk factors and how exercise can impact outcomes.
Diabetes is a common but serious chronic health condition. Read about your diabetes risk and how to manage your good health.
Boost your mental wellness as we head into the holidays, winter weather and continue COVID-19 precautions with these simple tips.
