This Hot New Food and Health Trend is Raising Eyebrows
Charcoal is trending: in food, drinks, cosmetics and more.
By Megan Lamb | January 26, 2018
When Science Won’t Ease Vaccination Fears, This Washington Mom’s Promising Method Just Might
A study reveals a possible community-based solution to the vaccine hesitancy conundrum.
By Maria Dolan | November 28, 2017
Families Dealing With Opioid Addiction Split Over Safe-Consumption Sites
In King County, and across the country, the opioid epidemic is only growing larger. But agreeing on a solution remains elusive.
By Erica C. Barnett | October 11, 2017
As King County Grapples With Heroin Addiction, Another Lethal Drug is on the Rise
One local expert calls an increase in methamphetamine overdoses “the most significant trend in drug-related mortality.”
By Erica C. Barnett | September 28, 2017
Seattle Doctor Reveals the Secrets to Aging Well
In his new book, Eric Larson shows how to age well without a pill.
By Virginia Smyth | September 21, 2017
Urban Sweat Lodge Trend Spreads in Seattle
The latest path to Zen works up a sweat.
By Nia Martin | May 10, 2017
17th Annual Top Doctors
The Region’s 412 Top Doctors
By Seattle Magazine Staff and Castle Connolly Medical LTD., Mandolin Brassaw and Erika Almanza Brown | March 22, 2017
The Best Places to Get Fit in Seattle
Whether you ride your bike to work, hike through our parks on the weekend or never miss your 6 a.m. spin class, our city offers countless ways for athletes at any level to get up, get out and get in shape
By Sheila Cain, with Seattle Magazine Staff | February 15, 2017
Value-Based Health Plans: Healing Medicine?
Our medical costs are out of control. Some local companies are trying value-based health plans. Are they the answer?
By Elaine Porterfield and Leslie Helm | December 15, 2016
