Tag: public health – Seattle and king county
Learn more about ‘Forever Chemicals’ through second comic series by Public Health – Seattle & King County
SPONSORED: Here is the second comic in a series by Public Health – Seattle & King County about...
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Public Health closes Raspados y Antojos in SeaTac for operating without valid permit
On Sunday, Nov. 24, 2024, Public Health – Seattle & King County closed Raspados y Antojos,...
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Water you doing to prepare for a flood?
SPONSORED: Water you doing to prepare for a flood? Did you know? Floods are the most common...
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Learn about ‘Forever Chemicals’ through new comic series by Public Health – Seattle & King County
SPONSORED: This is the first comic in a series created by Public Health – Seattle & King...
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Staying healthy this holiday season
SPONSORED: By Dr. Eric ChowChief of Communicable Disease EpidemiologyPublic Health – Seattle &...
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Help your child breathe easier with King County’s Asthma Program
SPONSORED: Help your child breathe easier with King County’s Asthma Program Managing asthma in...
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Children aged 6-12 can breathe easier with King County Community Health Worker Asthma Program
SPONSORED: Asthma can be tough to manage, especially for children. But the King County Community...
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Upcoming free vaccination events for south King County kids offer school-required shots and more
In a bid to improve childhood vaccination rates, Public Health – Seattle & King County is...
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Public Health warns about whooping cough outbreak in South King County
King County has reported a significant increase in whooping cough cases – especially in South King...
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Public Health: Potential exposure to measles from traveler at Sea-Tac Airport
Public Health – Seattle & King County was notified on Thursday, May 30, 2024, of a confirmed...
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Adult woman who was at Sea-Tac Airport was infected with measles
Public Health – Seattle & King County is investigating a confirmed measles case in a King...
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King County ending vaccination verification policy Mar. 1 as new COVID cases and hospitalizations decline
With new COVID-19 cases and hospitalization decreasing, and over 87% of King County residents over...
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