It’s time to call the plumber: Portraits of Public Health
Why is plumbing essential to public health? We sat down with Eric, who leads our team of approximately 20 plumbing professionals, to find out.
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Solving septic system puzzles: Portraits of Public Health
Beau, one of our septic experts, shares his passion for the importance of septic systems in protecting public health, safeguarding the environment, and allowing a property to function as a home.
Read MoreAsk a tox doc: What’s the big deal with plastic?
It’s hard to avoid plastic. So many common objects that we use regularly have plastic, from toothbrushes and soap bottles to juice cartons and kids’ toys.
I sat down with Dr. Shirlee Tan, a toxicologist with Public Health, to chat about plastic and find out: Is it a concern for our health? And if so, how can we protect ourselves?
Read MoreKeep food poisoning off the menu this holiday season
It’s the holiday season, and that means FOOD! Whether you’re hosting a big group or bringing your famous side dish to a gathering, you want to make sure your food is both delicious and safe.
Read MoreAsk the Tox Doc: How can I protect myself from harmful chemicals?
We come in contact with a lot of chemicals in our daily lives, including the products we use to shower, the food we eat, and the air we breathe during our commutes.
Read MoreHow to choose a pet care facility
We love our pets here in King County. With some of the highest pet ownership rates in the country, it’s clear our furry (and not-so-furry) companions are a big part of our lives. Whether you’re booking a grooming day for your pup or boarding your pet while you’re away, you want to feel confident they’ll be safe, happy, and healthy while in someone else’s care.
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