Flu in the Family: A true tale of two outcomes
In this comic strip, the artist shares what happened when one of his kids got vaccinated for flu and the other didn’t.
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In this comic strip, the artist shares what happened when one of his kids got vaccinated for flu and the other didn’t.
Read MoreLocal healthcare facilities will develop masking policies for patients, visitors, and employees in healthcare settings based on respiratory illness levels in the community. Masking is an effective way to reduce the spread of respiratory illnesses in healthcare settings.
Read MoreYour brain thrives on movement, connection, and curiosity, and it’s never too late to start. From brisk walks to blueberry bowls, small daily choices can protect memory, boost mood, and support lifelong vitality. Backed by science and rooted in community, these six habits offer a practical path to aging well. Let’s invest in brain health, one step at a time.
Read MoreWildfire smoke season is upon us and it’s a good reminder to keep indoor air clean when there’s pollution outside. But keeping indoor air clean is not just something we should do on a smoky day. Air pollution can also be a problem inside your home, especially if there’s not good ventilation. In fact, most of our exposure to air pollution comes from indoors!
Read MoreReconnect with nature this summer—no car required. Explore King County’s most-loved trails and discover how local public health pros unplug, recharge, and soak up the beauty of the season. Your perfect path to wellness might be just a few steps away.
Read MoreApplications to join the Board are welcome from King County residents who share a commitment to public health principles and addressing racism as a public health crisis. The Board is currently considering applications for membership for one vacant position to join the Board in 2026.
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