10 ways we made a healthier world in 2018Kaiser Permanente Washington research tackled problems like obesity, suicide—and care that doesn’t promote health.
No need to follow up simple ovarian cystsNew KPWHRI study shows that women with simple cysts are not at increased risk of ovarian cancer.
Ensuring safe medications for older adults & pregnant womenIn this video, Dr. Sascha Dublin tells why KP is an ideal place to pursue her passion: Research to help vulnerable patients get the right drug treatment.
Avoiding unwanted and unnecessary care late in lifeGiving dying patients the care they value and desire is within our reach, writes Dr. Eric B. Larson.
Cervical cancer screening study explores home-based options for womenCould at-home kits help save more lives? Drs. Diana Buist and Rachel Winer are on a journey to find out.
Why does Diana Miglioretti study the biostatistics of cancer screening?Family history sparks interest for KPWHRI senior investigator, UC Davis professor, and co-leader of the BCSC.
Young adults with cancer speak about balancing hope and riskThe first Clare Project study asked about values and care preferences. Project leaders are now building on that foundation.
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