Have you ever been to a primary care doctor and wondered why they focus on treating symptoms instead of addressing the root cause of your illness? Rather than take a patient-centered approach to address questions like, “Why are you ill?” they prescribe medications that alleviate symptoms but don’t do much to solve the underlying issue that’s causing you to be sick.
When you have a runny nose, you’re handed an antihistamine. When you have high cholesterol or high blood pressure, you’re prescribed a pill that treats the number. The truth is that this approach only tackles your symptoms. When the root cause isn’t fixed, your symptoms can get exponentially worse. Remember - your body’s dysfunction isn’t due to your meds not working.
This begs the question: Wouldn't you rather address the underlying cause of your health concerns so you can experience long-term relief? As a naturopathic doctor in Bellingham, WA, Dr. Erica Oberg takes a functional approach to medicine and well-being instead of treating the symptoms her patients endure.
Health is a state of vibrant vitality, abundant energy, and positive affect. It can be learned, cultivated, and practiced by everyone. Dr. Oberg's approach to health and medicine combines the rigors of science with the wisdom of nature and our bodies. She is passionate about helping people experience a higher level of health and vitality. As such, her clinical practice focuses on preventing, reversing, and taming chronic disease, neuro-degeneration, and anti-aging.
Dr. Oberg specializes in nutrition & lifestyle, IV therapy, and identifying the underlying causes of disease using advanced testing and creating customized treatment plans to help individuals dial in their lifestyle, dietary supplements, peptides, bioidentical hormones, anti-aging pharmaceuticals, and more. If you’re looking for individualized, science-based, proactive functional, integrative, or natural medicine, we believe you’ll resonate with Dr. Oberg and work your way through life’s challenges with help from our functional medicine clinic in Bellingham, WA.
Dr. Oberg and her team of licensed providers specialize in a range of naturopathic and science-based services, including but not limited to:
If you're ready to reclaim your vitality and learn more about Dr. Oberg's approach to health and medicine, we make it easy to get started. The first step is to have a complimentary 15-minute phone call to ask questions and determine if her approach is a good fit. Once Dr. Oberg understands your health needs and goals, your journey to optimal health and wellness truly begins.
Now that you know more about what makes Dr. Oberg different from other physicians, let's dig a little deeper into some of the most popular programs and clinical services offered at her functional medicine clinic.
As people get older, many things change in life. Often, those changes are good, like having more self-control, financial freedom, and patience. Others are hard to deal with, especially when they're out of our control. Like all things in life, our hormones change when we get older. These fluctuations can cause problems for both men and women, including:
If those symptoms sound familiar, you're not alone. A 2019 American Psychological Association survey found that almost half of women aged 30 to 60 in the US have experienced symptoms of a hormonal imbalance. Of course, as men age, they suffer from imbalanced hormones, too. Research from BodyLogicMD states that nearly 38% of males in America aged 45 and older have a testosterone deficiency.
The good news is that balancing your hormones and addressing the root cause of your symptoms doesn’t have to be hard. It’s a realistic goal with Dr. Oberg by your side. As a functional medicine doctor in Bellingham, WA, she can help your body metabolize and detoxify both your own hormones and the endocrine-disrupting chemicals infiltrating your life. When your hormones are in harmony, you experience improved energy, mood, and overall health – and that’s something to be excited about.
Our comprehensive Three-Month Hormone Balancing Program is designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools to take control of your hormonal health. This is no "one-and-done service" - it's a holistic journey that spans three transformative months, offering the support and guidance to become confident, capable, and healthier than ever. Features of our hormone balancing program include:
You will receive support throughout your journey from Dr. Oberg, who will provide healthcare services, and our health coaches, who offers personalized coaching tailored to your specific needs.
Nutrition has a significant impact on hormonal health. A customized hormone-balancing diet plan will be provided to help nourish the body optimally based on individual goals.
We provide a range of practical strategies and tips for regulating hormone balance through your nervous system. These techniques aim to empower you to take control of your well-being.
When appropriate, we’ll prescribe you hormone replacement therapy (HRT), testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), or growth hormone peptide therapy to help balance your hormones.
At our functional medical office, we make it a point to correct the root causes of our patient's problems. We don't treat symptoms - but we do use them to figure out the underlying issues you're facing. If you notice any of the following symptoms, it could be time to consider HRT.
When you mention hormone replacement therapy, most people think the treatment is exclusively for females going through menopause. While that's partially true - HRT can relieve night sweats, hot flashes, and other menopause-related problems - men also deal with imbalanced hormones.
Testosterone plays a crucial role in male sexual health. Low levels can result in decreased sex drive, erectile dysfunction, and other sexual performance issues. Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection may be a sign of imbalanced hormones or low testosterone levels.
When your sleep patterns change - like when you have trouble falling or staying asleep - it could be a sign of a hormone imbalance. Testosterone is involved in regulating the sleep cycle, and insufficient levels of it can disrupt quality rest.
Imbalances in hormones can affect mental health and mood. If a man shows signs of irritability, mood swings, or depression, it could indicate low testosterone or other hormonal issues. Hormone replacement therapy can help regulate mood by balancing your hormone levels.
Menopause happens when a woman has not had a menstrual cycle for at least 12 consecutive months. It is a result of declining sex hormone levels, causing the ovaries to stop releasing egg cells. During menopause, women face a range of challenges.
Testosterone plays a crucial role in male sexual health. Low levels can result in decreased sex drive, erectile dysfunction, and other sexual performance issues. Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection may be a sign of imbalanced hormones or low testosterone levels.
Irregular menstrual cycles are a common sign that women are nearing menopause, and their hormone levels may be shifting. The frequency of their periods may increase or decrease, and the amount of bleeding could be more or less than usual, while also lasting for a shorter or longer time.
Hot flashes are perhaps the most well-known symptom of menopause and a frequent sign that a woman's hormones are imbalanced. Hot flashes are sudden feelings of warmth and sweating that are usually most intense on your face, neck, and chest.
Don't let hormone imbalances dictate your life. Take the first step towards reclaiming your balance, energy, and vitality. By working together with Dr. Oberg and her team, you can unlock the path to a healthier, more harmonious you.
When you choose Dr. Oberg as your naturopathic doctor in Bellingham, WA, a new world of healthy living and wellness options are at your disposal. One of the most popular and effective ways to give your body the goodness it needs is with custom IV therapy at our functional medicine office.
Customized IV therapy from Dr. Oberg is all about tailoring your treatment to meet your health goals and needs. Unlike one-size-fits-all IV clinics, our team considers factors like nutrient deficiencies, hydration levels, and overall health to create a customized infusion. This personalized approach gives you better and more applicable results, whether you're looking to get a boost of energy, fortify your immune system, or get relief from a specific ailment.
Your custom IV therapy begins with a consultation with Dr. Oberg. During your initial meeting, we’ll get a better sense of what your brain and body needs. From there, we’ll create a custom infusion for you – not just a formula that matches your height, weight, and age.
Our IV drip therapy menu includes infusions such as:
IV therapy is considered one of the best ways to get the nutrients and immune-boosting goodness your body needs because it gives you a more direct, efficient means of delivery. Unlike oral supplement, which often falls short due to digestive limitations, IV therapy ensures swift and comprehensive nutrient absorption. Some of the biggest benefits of IV therapy from a functional medicine doctor in Bellingham, WA include the following:
IV fluids and electrolytes rapidly hydrate your body, providing an efficient remedy for dehydration resulting from illness, physical activity, or excessive alcohol intake.
IV treatment is able to increase energy and fight tiredness, which can make you feel re-energized.
IV infusions containing immune-enhancing vitamins and antioxidants can fortify your immune system and assist in recovering from illness.
IV therapy containing growth factors, exosomes, and vitamins is effective in improving the health and appearance of the skin and hair. These components complement hair and facial microneedling treatments exceptionally well.
IV therapy can help reduce the symptoms of toxic exposure, like headaches, nausea, fatigue, and dehydration, whether it's from a basic hangover or prolonged exposure to molds, heavy metals, or other toxins.
Dr. Oberg’s personalized IV infusions can serve as an initial boost for making lifestyle changes and play a role in a sustained plan to control persistent conditions like diabetes, autoimmune disorders, cancer, heart disease, and others.
Support Mitochondria function and Anti-aging
Dr. Oberg offers carefully sourced and research backed regenerative therapies such as exosome and stem cell infusions. These can be powerful options for people recovering from chronic infections such as long COVID or Epstein Barr or Lyme. They are also powerful for neuro-regeneration and we frequently use them in stroke recovery and for traumatic brain injury.
Dr. Oberg offers personalized IV micronutrient therapy tailored to address specific nutritional deficiencies, hydration needs, and overall health. This therapy is based on advanced testing that evaluates your cells' nutrient levels. Whether you need more energy, a stronger immune system, or relief from different health issues, IV drip therapy can be customized to help you rediscover the very best version of yourself.
As we get older, our bodies experience a range of changes that affect our health and appearance. These changes are primarily caused by issues with mitochondria and cellular aging. However, there have been significant developments in regenerative medicine, offering the potential to turn back the hands of time and improve health. Schedule a consultation today with Dr. Oberg to begin your journey with regenerative medicine.
Regenerative medicine is an exciting, innovative field that centers on activating your body's innate regenerative abilities to repair and revitalize tissues, cells, and organs. Its focus is on improving your body's natural healing processes to counteract the impacts of aging and different health issues. If you find that old, nagging injuries won’t go away or that fine lines and wrinkles have become overwhelming, anti-aging medicine from a functional medicine doctor in Bellingham, WA may be perfect for you.
At our naturopathic medical office, we use treatments like IV therapy, hormone replacement therapy, and Peptide Therapy to manage a broad array of health and aesthetic concerns. These treatments can aid in tissue repair, inflammation reduction, and enhancement of cellular function.
Anti-aging services offered at our functional medicine clinic include the following:
Peptides are fundamental components of proteins and play a crucial role in various biological processes, such as the aging process. Dr. Oberg offers peptide treatments to help counteract age-related decline, enhance muscle growth and performance, improve skin health, and more.
When you bring your hormones back into balance, you can fight back against issues such as fatigue, mood swings, reduced libido, and even erectile dysfunction.
Replenish vital nutrients, antioxidants, and hydration for improved energy levels, skin health, and immune support.
Exosomes are tiny vesicles generated from mesenchymal stem cells. These vesicles serve as powerful communicators, transmitting signals to various tissues in the body. Their main function is to trigger healing, regeneration, and repair processes, mimicking the actions of younger cells. They are considered to be one of the most effective strategies for combating the aging process.
When nutrition guidance, lifestyle adaptations, and powerful supplements are combined with naturopathic medical therapies from Dr. Oberg, you can reverse chronic diseases in your life and reach your anti-aging goals.
Our goal with regenerative medicine treatments is to rejuvenate deteriorating or aging tissue. Our approach to treatment centers on fixing and reversing damage instead of solely addressing symptoms like pain. Regenerative medicine harnesses the power of healthy cells to renew and restore function by enhancing the body's innate capacity for self-healing.
Dr. Oberg uses regenerative medicine to treat a range of issues, both aesthetic and injury-related, including the following:
Experience the future of anti-aging and regenerative medicine with Dr. Erica Oberg. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and embark on your journey to a healthier, more youthful you.
When you visit our functional medicine clinic, you can rest easy knowing Dr. Erica Oberg uses her unique skills, knowledge, and naturopathic principles for the betterment of your health and well-being. Unlike many traditional primary care providers, our team combines the best aspects of traditional wisdom and modern scientific medicine to diagnose, treat, and prevent chronic diseases.
You don't have to worry about us suggesting addictive pain medications or treatments that simply mask your aesthetic or medical challenges. Instead, our goal is to address the underlying factors holding you back. If you're ready to take the first step toward purposeful progress and healthy living, contact us today.
A commercial truck carrying 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives tipped over early Friday morning, releasing millions of bees in Whatcom County, just west of Lynden.As odd as the entire incident may seem, trucks carrying hundreds of millions of bees are fairly common.“Shipping honey bee colonies around the country is pretty standard practice these days for most commercial beekeepers,” Katie Buckley, pollinatio...
A commercial truck carrying 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives tipped over early Friday morning, releasing millions of bees in Whatcom County, just west of Lynden.
As odd as the entire incident may seem, trucks carrying hundreds of millions of bees are fairly common.
“Shipping honey bee colonies around the country is pretty standard practice these days for most commercial beekeepers,” Katie Buckley, pollination health coordinator at the Washington State Department of Agriculture, told The Herald in a phone call.
The practice has been going on for the better part of the last century, as commercial farms and orchards grew too large for their local bee populations to pollinate.
“In the olden days, when populations weren’t so big, the acreages went so large, the native colonies could easily handle pollinating the crops that would bloom,” Tim Hiatt, legislative liaison for the Washington State Beekeepers Association, said in a phone interview. “I think it was the 1940s or ‘50s when biologists noticed increased production in apple orchards by having supplemental beehives there.”
According to Buckley, the practice became especially widespread after California’s almond crop grew large enough to incentivize the country’s beekeepers to go mobile.
“It’s really become standard practice for commercial beekeepers to be moving their hives all around the entire country because of just one crop: almonds in California,” Buckley said. “Basically, we’re at the point where the acreage of almonds requires nearly all commercial beehives to go to California just to pollinate them.”
These days, Buckley estimates that commercial beekeepers make more money from pollination than from harvesting honey or beeswax.
“Now commercial beekeepers make most of their money off of pollination services, so they made contracts with growers of many different crops to basically bring their bees when that crop is in bloom, so that the crop gets pollinated,” Buckley said.
Like most states with significant agricultural production, Washington farms rely on bees brought in from other states.
“We have in the Pacific Northwest some of the best conditions for growing certain crops. And there’s not enough native pollination services when you plant a quarter million acres of crops that need pollination,” Hiatt said. “Washington itself doesn’t have all the forage it needs to support the hives that would be required to pollinate all those crops. So Washington, and the Pacific Northwest generally, is relying on transportation hives between states.”
According to Buckley, in Washington that typically includes apple, stone fruit and berry growers in Washington.
“That is pretty standard practice for pretty much most of our orchard crops. So apples, stone fruit — pears, cherries, peaches, plums. … Quite a lot of other fruits need that, too,” Buckley said. “So that’s not just things like blueberries, strawberries, blackberries, raspberries — those all need to be pollinated, but that includes stuff like tomatoes.”
It’s just as common for Washington beekeepers to transport their colonies to other states as well, according to Hiatt.
Nothing about the truck that overturned outside of Lynden seemed out of the ordinary, according to both Hiatt and Buckley. However, both said the numbers used to describe the shipment need to be understood in context.
“For a semi truck, that sounds normal. A lot of that poundage is not necessarily going to be the bees,” Buckley said. “Here’s a tip for you. Honey is heavy.”
Hiatt said he would estimate the shipment contained around 22.5 million bees based on pictures that he’s seen, but that it’s difficult to get anything more than a rough estimate.
The county originally estimated there were 250 million bees on the truck but revised that number Saturday to about 14 million.
“Those numbers are kind of made up. That particular load looked to be like about 450 hives more or less. And each hive could have 50,000 bees in it.”
Hiatt said that he had no information on where that particular shipment was headed, but that it’s common for trucks in that part of the state to carry bees to Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.
“I suspect those bees were done with blueberry pollination and were probably headed out of state for honey production in Montana or the Dakotas,” Hiatt said.
Despite the proximity of the incident to the U.S.-Canada border, Hiatt said that the bees likely weren’t going to Canada — the country has a partial ban on live honey bees imported from the U.S.
The accident wasn’t entirely out of the ordinary either. According to Buckley, trucks carrying bees tend to drive at night, which brings lower visibility and the occasional accident.
“When it gets dark, all of the foragers come back to the hive. So you know you have all of the bees back in the hive once it gets dark,” Buckley said. “So when it gets dark, they load them onto the trucks and they move them. Unfortunately, this means that it’s not uncommon for these trucks to get into accidents, because visibility for us humans is also lower at night.”
However, while mishaps happen occasionally, Hiatt said that it’s been roughly a decade since the last accident he remembers occurring in Washington.
“In a given year, into Washington, there’s probably hundreds of semi loads of bees that come and go. And in any given year, there’s no problems with any of them,” Hiatt said.
Approximately 14 million pollinating bees were loose in Whatcom County after a commercial truck carrying them rolled over early Friday morning.The truck was hauling an estimated 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives, which contained live bees. It overturned at about 4 a.m. May 30 on Weidkamp Road near Lynden. The county originally estimated there were 250 million bees on the truck but revised that number Saturday to 14 million.Weidkamp Road was temporarily closed from West Badger to Loomis Trail Road. Normal traffic resumed around 1...
Approximately 14 million pollinating bees were loose in Whatcom County after a commercial truck carrying them rolled over early Friday morning.
The truck was hauling an estimated 70,000 pounds of honey bee hives, which contained live bees. It overturned at about 4 a.m. May 30 on Weidkamp Road near Lynden. The county originally estimated there were 250 million bees on the truck but revised that number Saturday to 14 million.
Weidkamp Road was temporarily closed from West Badger to Loomis Trail Road. Normal traffic resumed around 1 p.m. Saturday.
Members of the public had been advised to avoid the area and stay at least 200 yards away, according to the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office.
“AVOID THE AREA due to the potential of bee escape and swarming,” a social media post from the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office states.
Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office deputies, Whatcom County Public Works staff and more than two dozen beekeepers responded, according to the post.
“Shortly after 9 a.m. the hives came off the truck, which freed the bees. Master beekeepers are on scene, and others are on the way, to assist in re-setting the box hives. The plan is to allow the bees to re-hive and find their queen bee. That should occur within the next 24-48 hours. The goal is to save as many of the bees as possible,” another post by the Sheriff’s Office said.
By late afternoon Friday, hive boxes from the overturned truck were recovered, restored and returned to use.
“By morning, most bees should have returned to their hives and those responsible for their delivery will be in charge,” another post by the Sheriff’s Office said.
The Sheriff’s Office said there is no general health risk to the public, but advised anyone allergic to bee stings to visit the Washington State Department of Health webpage on bees and wasps.
The Sheriff’s Office did not provide information about the status of the truck driver or the reason for the rollover.
LYNDEN, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – The Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) is alerting drivers to avoid a section of Lynden farm roads following a truck roll-over.The commercial truck was carrying bees on Weidkamp Road on Friday morning before rolling over. The truck is blocking both lanes on the road between West Badger Road and Loomis Trail Road.WCSO is ...
LYNDEN, WA (MyBellinghamNow.com) – The Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) is alerting drivers to avoid a section of Lynden farm roads following a truck roll-over.
The commercial truck was carrying bees on Weidkamp Road on Friday morning before rolling over. The truck is blocking both lanes on the road between West Badger Road and Loomis Trail Road.
WCSO is urging the public to avoid the area “due to the potential of bee escape and swarming.” An update at 9 a.m. from WCSO says that 250 million bees are on the loose in the area.
Another update on Saturday, May 31 corrected the initial estimate of bees on the truck to close to 14 million.
Sheriff’s deputies, Whatcom County Public Works and a bee expert are all at the site of the incident. As of 10:30 a.m., WCSO deputies turned the scene over to the WCSO Division of Emergency Managment.
The public is advised to avoid the area and stay at least 200 yards away from the scene.
WCSO says that over two dozen beekeepers arrived at the scene to help rescue the bees. As of 3:00 p.m., on-site work is complete, and the bees should return to their hives over the next day.
Weidkamp Road will remain closed at least into Saturday, May 31.
MBN’s Jason Upton talked with Dawn Beck, a local beekeeper who helped out with the containment.
My Bellingham Now will continue to update this story as it develops. Last update: May 31 at 11:12 a.m.
Peoples Bank 4th of July Spectacular The Bellingham Regional Chamber of Commerce has partnered with People...
Peoples Bank 4th of July Spectacular
The Bellingham Regional Chamber of Commerce has partnered with Peoples Bank and the Port of Bellingham to provide the community with its annual July 4th fireworks display. The fireworks show will begin at 10:30 PM on Friday, July 4th at Zuanich Point Park.
More details coming soon…
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Enjoy a family-friendly assortment of FREE kids games and interactive activities!
WECU's Old Fashioned 4th of July in Blaine
If you’re looking for the best Fourth of July celebration between Seattle and Vancouver, BC, Blaine is the place to be!
Get ready to party like it’s 1776 at WECU’s Old Fashioned 4th of July Extravaganza! This year, we’re turning up the fun with 25 more vendors joining the party, bringing our total to over 100 vendors serving up tasty treats, unique crafts, and quirky finds. And for all you gear-heads out there, we’re revving up the excitement with 50 extra spots in our car show, accommodating up to 350 classic cars!
Of course, the highlight of the day is our legendary parade, bursting with color, music, and community pride. But wait, there’s more! Get ready to groove at our brand-new beer garden and dance the day away with live music and DJ from 1:30-9pm.
There is no better place to view 4th of July fireworks than on the water. San Juan Cruises will be serving a delicious cracked crab and baked chicken dinner aboard their vessels.
The boat will go out from 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm, cruising around Chuckanut and Bellingham Bays, before settling in near Squalicum Harbor for Bellingham’s big firework show.
Brews, Blues & BBQ, Special Fourth of July Event Featuring Chris Egar Band & The Powerhouse Horns
Hotel Bellwether is excited to announce that its iconic annual summer music series Blues, Brews and BBQ will return this summer every Thursday from July 10th to August 21st, with a special Friday event on Fourth of July with the best seat in the house to view the firework show over Bellingham Bay.
Taking place on the Bellwether Waterfront Terrace, the series features live bands, fresh BBQ favorites off the grill, handcrafted cocktails and local brews.
Last week, the World Health Organization designated NB.1.8.1, a new strain of COVID-19 that’s been rising in frequency lately, as a “variant under monitoring.” Now, Washington state has its first case.The case was detected by a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention surveillance program at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, according to a statement sent to ...
Last week, the World Health Organization designated NB.1.8.1, a new strain of COVID-19 that’s been rising in frequency lately, as a “variant under monitoring.” Now, Washington state has its first case.
The case was detected by a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention surveillance program at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, according to a statement sent to McClatchy by the Washington State Department of Health.
“There appears to be a single detection of NB.1.8.1 in Washington state,” the statement said. “The sample was collected on May 15th 2025 by Ginko Bioworks, the industry partner for CDC’s Traveler Genomic Surveillance Program. This means this sample was captured via a CDC program, not a WA surveillance system.”
Washington is one of four states where airport screening has detected the new variant, along with California, New York and Virginia. Reports suggest that only a handful of states have detected the variant, which has yet to become common enough for the CDC to include it on its COVID-19 variant tracking dashboard.
The variant has been linked to a recent spike in COVID-19 cases in China, leading to concerns it could spread quickly in the U.S. However, officials say the early indications are that the variant doesn’t pose much of a threat. Here’s what to know about NB.1.8.1 in Washington.
According to WHO, the frequency of NB.1.8.1 cases quadrupled during April. The variant accounted for 2.5% of COVID-19 samples obtained over the week ending April 6. By April 27, that number had risen to 10.7%.
But despite the sharp rise, health officials say that the case doesn’t necessarily pose a threat to the public.
According to WHO, there isn’t much evidence that NB.1.8.1 is any more dangerous than existing variants.
“The additional public health risk posed by NB.1.8.1 is evaluated as low,” WHO’s latest report on the strain says.
That’s largely due to the fact that early evidence indicates available COVID vaccines protect against the severe illness in patients with the new variant.
WHO did note that some countries have seen an increase in cases and hospitalizations as NB.1.8.1 spread. However, WHO’s latest update on the variant states that “current data do not indicate that this variant leads to more severe illness than other variants in circulation.”
WHO also noted that little information is available about the variant right now, and that these conclusions are drawn from preliminary observations.
The state health department echoed WHO, saying that there’s no evidence the variant poses significant risk to the public.
DOH noted that the case was detected in the airport, making it unclear whether or not the person who tested positive is a Washington resident.
“Because this is a Traveler Genomic Surveillance collection, the collection site would be SEA-TAC airport; however, that doesn’t mean that the case is necessarily a Washington resident, meaning county may not be a relevant field,” the DOH statement said.
COVID-19 case counts have fallen in Washington so far this year. Through mid-May, the state has seen 399 COVID-19 deaths, according to DOH’s respiratory illness dashboard. That’s less than half of the 897 deaths seen at this point last year, and around 25% of the number seen in 2023. The disease currently accounts for 0.5% of Washington hospital visits, compared to 0.9% last May and 1.5% in May of 2023.
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