MILWAUKEE – New research by a University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Sociology professor shows that attitudes surrounding electronic health care records could be putting patients at risk. Assistant … [Read more...]
Health Benefits of Aloe Vera
When you burned yourself as a kid, a parent may have come running with aloe vera juice to apply to your wound. Sometimes it would be squeezed directly from the plant, and other times the juice … [Read more...]
Most Destructive Myths About Ebola Virus, Debunked
By Anna Almendrala Myths and rumors about the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa are hindering health workers from doing their jobs abroad and causing unnecessary panic and paranoia in the United … [Read more...]
Black Health Coalition Loses 80 Percent of it’s Funding
by Ariele Vaccaro After this winter, it could become more difficult for some Milwaukee mothers to find the resources to keep their children healthy. The Milwaukee Healthy Beginnings Project … [Read more...]
EV-D68, An Old Virus that is Causing New Problems
By Tiffany Crouse A respiratory virus is invading the Midwest. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the symptoms of this virus are “cold-like.” These symptoms include … [Read more...]
New Poll: Women’s Health and Economic Security for Women and Families will be Top Motivators for Key Voters in November
WASHINGTON, DC -- A new poll of voters in 18 battleground states found that the issues of women’s health and economic security for women and families are the top motivators for key groups of voters. … [Read more...]
Walk for Exercise: A Better Way to Burn Calories
According to research, walking is the most adhered form of exercise and the leading form of exercise for weight loss. As you get started on your walking program, focus on the following five points of … [Read more...]
How Fit Are You, Really?
4 tests to measure strength, balance and flexibility can help you set fitness goals How much effort would it take for you to go from sitting on the floor to standing up? Determining how easily … [Read more...]
Brain Brawn and Body: 2nd Annual men’s Health Night a big success!!
St. Joseph Campus and WJMR Jammin 98.3 held their Second Annual Men’s Health Night Saturday, JULY 26, 2014 at Marquette University Alumni Memorial Union. Approximately 400 people were in attendance … [Read more...]
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin announces important gift from the Selig family will support children and families who are victims of abuse
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin announced today that it has received a gift of $2.5 million from the Selig family to support the Sojourner Family Peace Center, a first-of-its-kind family justice … [Read more...]
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