2 hrs ago | MediLexicon
Young Children Who Miss Well-Child Visits Are More Likely To Be Hospitalized
Missing Visits Even More Detrimental For Children with Chronic Health Conditions Young children who missed more than half of recommended well-child visits had up to twice the risk of hospitalization compared to children who attended most of their visits, according to a study published today in the American Journal of Managed Care.
6 hrs ago | CNN
Soldiers and sex: Can men evolve?
Editor's note: Pepper Schwartz is professor of sociology at the University of Washington and the author or co-author of 17 books, the latest of which is " The Normal Bar." She is the AARP Love and Relationship Ambassador and writes the Naked Truth column for AARP.org. She is a senior fellow at the Council on Contemporary Families, a nonprofit ... (more)
7 hrs ago | Fox News
Sugar water injections may help ease knee pain
Knee pain appears to decrease up to one year after "prolotherapy," a series of sugar water injections at the site of the pain, according to a new study.
9 hrs ago | Seattle Times
It is harder to be a Husky this year; more turned away at UW
It got a little harder to get into the University of Washington as a flood of high-school hopefuls submitted applications last winter to become Huskies in fall 2013.
13 hrs ago | Food Quality News
Food packaging phthalates threaten children - study
Drawing on data from a nationally representative survey of more than 3,000 children and teenagers, scientists have connected consumption of di-2-ethylhexylphthalate , a phthalate used in food packaging, with elevated blood pressure.
The multiplier effect of skimping on higher education
Higher education in this state does not get the respect it deserves for the role colleges and universities play in powering Washington's economy.
Wash. college students ask Congress for stability
College students in Washington state say they need Congress to give them affordable student loans at a rate they can depend on, instead of a yearly debate on rising interest rates.
WA college students ask Congress for stability
Washington college students say they need Congress to give them affordable student loans at a rate they can depend on, instead of a yearly debate on rising interest rates.
Underage: Rainy Dawg Radio Turns 10 with Pony Time, Naomi Punk, and More
This is how you throw a party. Rainy Dawg Radio is celebrating its 10th birthday with a blowout.
Julia Sweeney's Comedic Journey From Spokane To China
Julia Sweeney is a comedian, actress and author. She performed four seasons on Saturday Night Live and now has a new book of memoirs titled, "If It's Not One Thing, It's Your Mother." Sweeney was born and raised in Spokane, Wash., a place she still venerates for its independent character and pretty, old buildings.
to Philippine Airlines: Ground the Monkey Business
Check out these pictures from two recent protests held by PETA and PETA Asia-Pacific outside Philippine Airlines' offices in San Francisco and Manila, respectively.
Crowdfunding Coal Science In Pacific Northwest
Dan Jaffe, UW-Bothell professor, is using crowdfunding to raise money to study how passing coal trains impact air quality.
Tornadoes: Forces of nature we can't stop or contain, can forecasts help us better prepare?
Last year, Capital Weather Gang's Jack Williams profiled the cutting edge VORTEX2 research program , which is exploring the question why some rotating or "supercell" thunderstorms produce tornadoes and some don't. Scientists involved with the project, set to finish around 2017, are optimistic it will advance predictions.
CHS student earns $40,000 scholarship
Franklin Rivera Rosas received a letter in March from the Office of Minority Affairs and Diversity at the University of Washington informing him that he is one of the winners of twenty, $40,000 Costco Diversity Scholarship being offered to incoming UW minority students.
Immigrant to compete for Miss Seafair crown
For a time after she was crowned Miss Hispanic Seafair, Tania Santiago wasn't sure she'd be able to pursue the ultimate title: Miss Seafair.
2 Stanton Students Win Big at State Science Fair
Stanton Middle School students Jacob Brawley and Ian Mail might just have some promising scientific futures ahead of them.
Poop-sniffing dogs save animals worldwide - even whales
It might sound a little far-fetched, but some dogs are saving animals by tracking the smell of their feces across great distances - and even across the water.
Food-video site launched by Bellevue consumer-research firm
Harvey Hartman, founder and chairman of the Hartman Group and Laurie Demeritt, CEO.
Kickstarter, IndieGogo and other crowd funding sites are increasingly hosting an array of technology projects, with some raising a lot of money, while others have raised debate.
Is Catholic Church taking over health care in Washington?
Lord knows our schools have problems. But suppose we tried to solve them by doing something radical - say, turning the schools over to the Catholic Church.