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Category: EOY16

Why 50-year-old housing practices could be linked to poor health outcomes today

July 21, 2016.Reading time 9 minutes.

Did you know racist housing practices from more than 50 years ago could be linked with poor health outcomes today? We have evidence that residential segregation, which still exists in Seattle and King County, may be a factor.

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New Mobile Medical Van to assist homeless in Seattle

July 6, 2016.Reading time 3 minutes.
King County's newest Mobile Medical Van

By offering on-demand, walk-up access to medical, mental health, chemical dependency, and other services, the Mobile Medical program helps people overcome these obstacles.

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Dr. Jeff Duchin on gun violence: “We need to do more.”

June 13, 2016.Reading time 3 minutes.

Following the attack on the Orlando nightclub, Dr. Jeff Duchin makes a plea for a stronger public health role in addressing gun violence.

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Zika in King County: What it means and who should be concerned

May 4, 2016.Reading time 8 minutes.

After we confirmed our first case of Zika in King County, Dr. Jeff Duchin helped us manage our concerns.

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How cardboard boxes and conversations might save babies’ lives in King County

April 21, 2016.Reading time 6 minutes.

The cardboard boxes aren’t just boxes – they’re baby bed boxes (from the Baby Bed Box Co.), designed to give babies a safe place to sleep.

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Dr. Kudenchuk: Study reveals exciting news about cardiac arrest treatment

April 11, 2016.Reading time 8 minutes.

On April 4, the Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium published the outcome of the Amio-Lido-Placebo Study in the New England Journal of Medicine. The results are another important step forward in the world of cardiac arrest response.

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