By Glenn Ellis George Curry Media Guest Columnist Not so long ago, treating Hepatitis C was a decidedly bleak affair. And the prospect of curing the potentially life-threatening virus, or … [Read more...]
U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin’s Bipartisan VA Reforms Approved by House and Senate Conference Committee
Jason Simcakoski Memorial Opioid Safety Act Moves Forward WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin released the following statement after the House and Senate Comprehensive Addiction and … [Read more...]
Upcoming Alzheimer’s Education Programs July 12 to 21
Learn to Understand and Respond to Dementia Related Behavior Milwaukee, WI – The Alzheimer’s Association will host a two-hour presentation called “Understanding and Responding to Dementia-Related … [Read more...]
Healthy Living With Diabetes Workshops
Milwaukee Area Health Clinic Holding Town Hall Meeting on “The State of HIV Prevention in Milwaukee”
Milwaukee, WI. - In recognition of National HIV Testing Day 2016, Greater Milwaukee Center for Health and Wellness, Inc. in collaboration with Grace Fellowship Church of Milwaukee will host "The State … [Read more...]
Five surprisingly sustainable foods
You can feel good feeding your family these foods. They are they nutritious and good for Mother Earth. You already know your farmer’s market haul is certainly eco-friendly, but you may be … [Read more...]
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month
Alzheimer’s Association Uncovers “Truths” and Confronts Damaging Myths about the Disease [MILWAUKEE, WI] — It is common knowledge that Alzheimer’s disease robs people of their ability to remember, … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Teen Birth Rates Drop, Teens Make Better Decisions with Better Information
By Karen Stokes Good news for Milwaukee. According to the latest CDC report, in the last 10 years, the average teen birth rate in Milwaukee has dropped more than 54 percent compared to … [Read more...]
Local doctors warn about Zika hitting U.S.
As Memorial Weekend Approaches Local Families Buzzing About Best Ways to Protect Themselves! As families head out for Memorial Day weekend, local docs warn that insect-borne diseases are increasing … [Read more...]
Report Urges State to Reduce Health Disparities for Native Americans
MADISON, WIS. — A change in federal policy this year creates an opportunity to improve access to health care for Native Americans in Wisconsin. A new report urges state and tribal health officials to … [Read more...]
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