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Bowls of Goodness
Picabu Bistro serves homemade soup year-round
By Carrie Scozzaro
Searching for Rest
Symptoms of disordered sleep may not be recognized in kids
By Chelsea Bannach
The Spicy Side of Life
Freshen up familiar foods with the healthy addition of aromatic spices and herbs
By Jake Thomas
Athletes With Abilities
Helping physically disabled competitors achieve more than they imagined possible is the goal of ParaSport Spokane
By Chey Scott
Sunny Disposition
Washington is the 7th happiest state according to a new study; Idaho is No. 12
By Anne McGregor
Medication Frustration
Prices for some pills have soared, leaving consumers searching for cheaper options. But do discounts come at a cost?
By Linda Hagen Miller
A Kinder, Gentler Self
Life Coaching: Checking your self-talk
By Carla Brannan
Purple Presence
With the debate about a new med school over, the University of Washington has only increased its pawprint in Spokane
By Daniel Walters
Toxic Turf
Uranium mining left a scar on the Spokane Tribe's land and a legacy of health problems; do current cleanup plans do enough?
Infection Protection
Pill Box: Should you get a flu shot?
By John R. White
Dealing with Diabetes
Six free workshops are available in the next year
Concussion Discussion
Ask Dr. Matt: The perils of head injuries
By Matt Thompson
Checkups in Cheney
CHAS Health opens a new health center
Hidden Treasure
Superfood: The good and bad of squash
High Price of Health
From The Editor: Battling soaring health care costs
Embracing Diversity
Refugee Connections' annual fall fundraiser
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State officials say Spokane Public Schools overuses isolation to deal with difficult kids. Now, the school district promises better training
By Wilson Criscione
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