It may be time to update your kids’ lunch. Many of the items busy parents routinely pack – kid favorites such as fruit snacks, granola bar and graham crackers – may contain partially hydrogenated … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County’s Approach to Mental Health Reform is a National Success Story
MILWAUKEE – For more than 20 years, Milwaukee County has been serving children and families with mobile crisis response services. In 2014, amid concerns about increased violence in the city … [Read more...]
Creative Art Program Available for Individuals with Early-Stage Dementia
Milwaukee, WI – The Alzheimer’s Association will offer “Memories in the Making®” a three-week watercolor painting session designed for families living with early-stage dementia. The series … [Read more...]
Governor’s Budget Proposal Helps People with Alzheimer’s Disease
Milwaukee, WI – The Alzheimer’s Association thanks Governor Scott Walker for including several items in his budget proposal that will help persons with the diagnosis of dementia and their … [Read more...]
Don’t Chicken Out on the Study of Animals
By Timothy Ogilvie To find a cure for an infection that kills 30,000 Americans annually, the National Institutes of Health just awarded a $1.5 million grant -- to a veterinary lab. Scientists at … [Read more...]
Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele Announces Prevention Effort Against Substance Abuse
MILWAUKEE – County Executive Chris Abele announced on January 23rd, 2017 the launch of Light & Unite Red, a campaign spearheaded by Milwaukee County to increase awareness about substance … [Read more...]
Deadline to Sign Up for Obamacare is January 31
“Last chance” events scheduled for the final week of open enrollment MILWAUKEE – With a new president taking office this week, and an uncertain road ahead for the Affordable Care Act, many consumers … [Read more...]
“Sneak Thief of Sight” Threatens Black Community
By Cheryl L. Dejewski Glaucoma is known as the “Sneak Thief of Sight” because the most common type is painless and progresses so slowly that most people don’t notice symptoms for years—until … [Read more...]
Keep Sight in Your Sights this Year
By Dylan Deprey As people look forward to the gift of the New Year, the gift of sight should also be in their sights because January is Glaucoma Awareness month. Over 3 million Americans and 60 … [Read more...]
Milwaukee Behavioral Health Division Seeks Input From Northside Residents on New Facility
By Karen Stokes The Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division (BHD) is inviting residents with mental health issues and their family members to be part of a conversation for the development of a … [Read more...]
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