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Group Health and UW get $13 million to study aging and the brainNational Institute on Aging renews funding for long-running 'living laboratory.'
What if you’re taking an anticholinergic medication?Study coauthors Drs. Sascha Dublin, Shelly Gray, and Eric B. Larson explore how to balance the risks and benefits of these common medications.
Starting sleeping pills? Risk of car crash may doubleA UW-Group Health study linked sleeping pills to nearly twice as many car crashes in Group Health patients. Clinicians should take precautions or try nondrug approaches to insomnia.
What the Supreme Court decision means for health careThe King v. Burwell case—whether health insurance subsidies are for everyone or only people in certain states—has implications for all Americans, writes Dr. Eric Larson.
Learning the benefits and costs of surgery for obesityDr. David Arterburn has new studies on the costs, care variation, and effect on life expectancy of bariatric surgery. The results could guide obesity care.
Let’s Talk Vaccines — and the power of negative resultsWhat we learned in new research on doctor-parent conversations about vaccines, from study coauthor Dr. David Grossman.
Dr. Larson reflects on health care wisdom from a veteran economistVictor Fuchs has long written about health care reform and how care influences life. He calls for exactly the type of care that GHRI and Group Health are working toward.
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