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MsFLASH to continue helping women manage menopauseThe MsFLASH research network has renewed funding to study healthy ways to reduce menopause symptoms. Dr. Katherine Newton tells what we've learned so far.
women's health, menopause, MsFLASH
2015-11-03
How we think can affect how we feelCognitive behavioral therapy and a study on women's perceptions about fractures shows the importance of how we think.
Depression, cognitive behavior, stress
2015-10-30
Reaping the REWARDS of practical researchDr. Eric B. Larson, Group Health vice president for research, comments on what GHRI can do in The Lancet campaign to reduce research waste.
2015-10-28
From research to reality: Spreading innovation in primary careDr. Michael Parchman asks: Can tapping into digital communications help us engage busy primary care practices in research that improves health?
2015-10-22
Screening for breast cancer? Menopausal status, not just age, may matterDr. Diana Buist explains the new Breast Cancer Surveillance Consortium study in JAMA Oncology, which she co-wrote.
2015-10-20
A GHRI staffer’s dispatch from the 2015 Stanford Medicine X ConferenceAt a recent Silicon Valley meeting, Susan Brandzel fulfilled a high school prophecy. And she learned and shared about how patients are transforming care.
patient engagement, SIMBA, Stanford Medicine X
2015-10-12
Delicate but crucial: Advance care plans for people with early dementiaMedicare will soon pay for advance care planning discussions. A KPWHRI study is finding ways to ease the conversation for people with early Alzheimer’s.
advance care planning, Alzheimer's, dementia
2015-10-08
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Our Seattle offices sit on the occupied land of the Duwamish and by the shared waters of the Coast Salish people, who have been here thousands of years and remain. Learn about practicing land acknowledgment.