Issue of
In Health: Jan-Feb, 2008
Plants For Good Health
A former plantscaper to the stars brings her knowledge of the health and aesthetic benefits of houseplants to the Inland Northwest
By Ann M. Colford
Ask Dr. Matt
Is there any reason I should send my kids to a pediatric dentist instead of the dentist I go to?
By Matt Thompson
Snowball Into Health
Locally owned restaurants can help diners build up healthy food choices
By Patty Seebeck
Patient's Advocate
Looking over a long, rewarding career with Dr. George Schneider
By Mick Lloyd-Owen
Love Meets Logic
By providing logical consequences for kids’ misbehavior, parents may be able to stop nagging and still see results
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
Visions of Youth
New lens implants help cataract sufferers see like they did long ago
By Anne McGregor
Radically Hip
Thanks to a new approach, getting a new hip doesn’t have to entail a big incision
By Laura Papetti
Traveling For Surgery
How about an angioplasty after you’re done snorkeling? With increasing medical costs at home, more Americans are getting operations while on vacation
By Cindy Loose
Diving Into Health
Clients at a Spokane Valley medical clinic find being under a lot of pressure can be a good thing
The Massachusetts Experiment
By David S. Bernstein
Making Sense of MRSA
A little knowledge goes a long way in preventing the spread of MRSA
By Julie Graham
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Despite voter-approved measure making labor bargaining public, Spokane Police Guild negotiations to remain closed
By Josh Kelety
Sex. Violence. Transparency. Race. How is the Spokane Police Department doing under Chief Craig Meidl?
To-Go Box: Locust opens, more Secret Burger events and a Coeur d'Alene brewery closure
Country legends John Prine, Tanya Tucker and Charley Pride coming to Spokane, and more upcoming shows
By Nathan Weinbender
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