Most of us have put away masks, but case counts are rising again and vigilance is still paramount.
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Public health officials, not parents, should be summarizing the research on how to protect kids under 5.
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The ‘challenge’ trial provided researchers with valuable data on covid-19 and the body’s reaction to it.
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I want my new daughter to see the outside world instead of our covid vaccination ‘waiting room.’
Passengers on the cruise from Miami to Seattle reported the crew’s response was chaotic.
As hospitalizations surge, Snohomish County health officials recommend people wear masks indoors and in crowds.
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Too few can decipher the advice included with tests on what to do with the results.
Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue is allowing them to return, but they must be tested daily.
The dead include health care workers, corrections officers, mechanics, orchard workers and police officers.
Attempts to forecast epidemics over the last 100 years have seen little success. So why keep at it?
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Tell that to residents of Shanghai, locked in their homes for weeks. Or those with comrpomised immune systems.
Stuart Nakamura was chosen to create a steel sculpture in Everett to memorialize our collective experience.
There’s promising news: Hospitalizations have remained down in the state and Snohomish County.
After a federal judge struck down the CDC’s mask mandate, agencies in Snohomish County are changing direction.
The carrier said that passengers and employees have the option to wear a mask while traveling in the U.S. and at work.
The state Board of Health wants to see more data for younger children. Members also note there is strong public opposition.
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During the early 20th century, major employers found 6-hour days improved productivity. Workers are ready for change.
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The website is difficult to navigate, offers links to old information and is far too late to the game.
Health officials called the increase concerning, but hospital admissions for COVID are still low.
A new glimpse into Washington’s earliest COVID deaths — and why we may never have a complete record.
