Julie Lamb, MD

06/25/2022

Need something to brighten your weekend after a sad day in women’s reproductive health? Join . Come say hi to our team at our booths both Saturday and Sunday!

05/25/2022

Thank you to my medical school colleague and chief Dr. Sandi Lam for this very important and timely work laying the foundation for surgeons to pursue advocacy in pediatric firearm injury. This public health issue needs our emergent attention. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35535986/ ****ms

02/18/2022

Team Lamb celebrates Livia’s birthday! 🥳 🎉🎂

01/15/2022

In the midst of a crazy Covid world you may need to look harder for your joy but make sure to find it everyday whether it’s a beautiful view from your office window, or a ski day in the sunshine!

11/25/2021

So thankful for my patients and our team, here helping build families on Thanksgiving Day!

Thank you for reminding all of us to be grateful and for fighting hunger by supporting

11/17/2021

Teaching embryo transfer techniques today at the national SREI fellows meeting.

11/13/2021

Amazing short film from Seattle Pacific University that the honors the healthcare workers on the frontlines of the Covid-19 pandemic at Harborview Medical Center.

For more than 60 years, Seattle Pacific University has celebrated outstanding individuals through our Alumni of the Year and Medallion awards. This year, SPU...

09/15/2021

Covid vaccine is absolutely safe and necessary for pregnant women. Hear it on KING 5 from my partner Dr. Marshall and my MFM colleague Dr. Sorenson. It is not worth the life of you or your baby to overlook or decline.

A surge of pregnant women hospitalized with tragic outcomes due to COVID-19 is alarming health officials across the U.S.

08/24/2021

Pregnant women are fighting for their lives in every Seattle hospital right now. It is hard to watch those suffering and so hard to watch my diligent and exhausted colleagues work so hard to try to save them.

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Pregnant women with Covid-19 are 15 times more likely to die, 14 times more likely to need to be intubated, and 22 times more likely to have pre-term birth than those who are uninfected, according to a study published this month in JAMA Network Open. “I have not seen risks like this,” said Linda Eckert, professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Washington.

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Haley Richardson was a healthy 32-year-old nurse with no preexisting conditions before she contracted COVID-19, loved ones said. Richardson died on Aug. 20.