Seattle mother says Medicaid cuts threaten twins’ cancer fight

As federal Medicaid cuts take effect, a West Seattle mother fears the lifeline keeping her twin daughters alive could be stripped away.

US inflation hits highest numbers since January, Trump denies
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A non-partisan budget report from Congress says tariffs are causing inflation. President Trump says it's not true and he'll be moving forward with his plans.

New blood test can detect early signs of ALS, study finds

ALS is a difficult disease to diagnose, and researchers say they’ve found clues in the blood that can help with early detection.

Horse tests positive for West Nile virus in Yakima County
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The Washington State Department of Agriculture has reported its first case of West Nile virus infecting a horse in Yakima County.

Seattle prepares to host 2025 Parkinson's Optimism Walk

On September 28, Seattle will again host its annual Northwest Optimism Walk, which is critical for building community among those impacted by the disease.

Acupuncture helps with chronic low back pain in older adults, study finds

A new study found that acupuncture treatment for older adults with chronic back pain could notably help their pain levels and the disability often caused by it.

Orting, WA community rallies around volleyball coach on third cancer battle
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In Orting, the community is rallying around a beloved high school volleyball coach battling cancer for the third time. Gariann Frey, who has dedicated herself to helping her student-athletes on and off the court, is now the one receiving support.

New MRI brain scan predicts Alzheimer's risk years before symptoms develop

Elevated levels of this certain chemical element in the brain could serve as an early warning sign for Alzheimer's disease, researchers say.

Health Insurance sticker shock coming for WA residents
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The cost of health insurance could increase for thousands of Washingtonians as federal subsidies are set to expire.

Healthy Living: Repairing a relationship after conflict
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Even if you've found your soulmate, fights are inevitable ? what really makes a difference is how you resolve them. Here to discuss the healthy ways to resolve conflict is Dr. Scott Itano, family medicine doctor with Kaiser Permanente Northgate.

Latest 'MAHA' childhood disease report 'lacks details,' critics say

A new 20-page “MAHA” report prioritizes investigations into vaccine injuries, chemical exposure, prescription drugs and other factors as drivers for chronic childhood disease.

These states have the highest vaccination rates, data suggests

New data has ranked all 50 states across three key dimensions including children and teen immunization rates, adult and elderly rates, and immunization uptake disparities.

Deadly 'kissing bug' disease becoming endemic in the US: CDC

Chagas disease, also known as the “kissing bug" disease, is spreading across the United States, and some researchers believe it should now be classified as an endemic,

Study finds "aisle anxiety" at the grocery store
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A new study shows people may have "aisle anxiety" and decision fatigue during their grocery shopping trips.