Issue of
In Health: May - June, 2012
Captain Coug
By Anne McGregor
Midday Munchies
Don't let post-lunchtime hunger push you to unhealthy choice
By Patty Seebeck
Out of the Shadows
After tragedy strikes, a grieving local mother hopes to get people talking openly about eating disorders
By Lisa Fairbanks-Rossi
Taking The Hit
One of youth sports' most dangerous injuries remains confusing for doctors, parents and coaches
Faking It
Meat alternatives offer tasty ways to reduce animal protein in your diet
By Luke Baumgarten
Repeat Performance
Working after retirement will make you happier and healthier — all while earning a paycheck
By Nicholas Deshais
Grown-Up Sports Still-Growing Bodies
Kids are suffering more sports injuries than ever before; experts say it's up to parents, coaches and young athletes themselves to make the games fun - and safe
By Daniel Walters
Sporting Solutions
How to improve youth sports: Better coacheas, cooler parents and a pilot program right here in Spokane
Personal Best
Simple running tips to improve your endurance and speed
By Chris Stein
PET Project
One by one, local colunteers help people a world away move to a better life
By Tim Robinson
From the Editor
Research Roundup
By Patty Seebeck, Chris Stein and Anne McGregor
Owning Autism
As her son graduates from high school, a Spokane Valley mom reflects on what it took to get him there
By Wendy Frye
When It's Not Cancer
By Heidi Groover
Dusty Old Track
By Zach Hagadone
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In accounting for missing and murdered Native Americans, a new report says Washington state has more work to do
By Samantha Wohlfeil
Victory stands for Washington, Colville Tribes as Supreme Court declines to hear mining company's pollution case
I Saw You
Why applications for Washington state schools can no longer ask teachers if they were on administrative leave
By Wilson Criscione
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