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A "pan-coronavirus" vaccine might protect against many strains at once. → Read More
Dementia can be more of a struggle in rural areas, where adult day care, home care, nursing homes and other services can be hard to come by. → Read More
Martin Schreiber’s book, “My Two Elaines,” explores the struggles of dementia for those who have it and for their caregivers. → Read More
An aging population and a shortage of caregivers mean Wisconsin faces a dementia crisis, officials and advocates say. → Read More
The woman's discharge is part of what appears to be an increase in assisted living dismissals stemming from low Medicaid reimbursement rates. → Read More
Madison-area clinics are offering stem cell injections for joint pain, joining hundreds of clinics around the country promoting stem cell therapies for a variety of disorders — some of which → Read More
Wisconsin will cover weight-loss surgery for state employees who qualify, joining most states in providing such coverage, the board overseeing state worker health benefits decided this week. → Read More
The Latino population in south-central Wisconsin has strengths and challenges, according to a new report released by the Carbone Cancer Center’s Cancer Health Disparities Initiative. → Read More
Financial struggles led Leon Statz to sell his 50 dairy cows, causing the third-generation farmer to become depressed. → Read More
Dr. David Gamm is one of about 100 faculty researchers using stem cells to model diseases, screen drugs or develop cell therapies at UW-Madison, where James Thomson gained international attention → Read More
Staff didn’t hold the man for an additional 72 hours, as they could have, and there were problems with discharge planning, follow-up and outpatient pharmacy care, says a report by → Read More
When Kate and Aaron Bender learned that Aaron has a potentially fatal genetic disorder, they decided to try in-vitro fertilization and test their embryos before implanting one, so they wouldn’t → Read More
Jared Kimball found a good job, moved into his own apartment, finished his accounting degree and paid off his first nice car. → Read More
Emergency dispatchers in Dane County would get mental health crisis intervention training under an amendment to the county’s proposed 2018 budget. → Read More
Wisconsin’s birth rate declined in the past decade, and the national birth rate hit a record low last year, causing some to worry about workforce and economic instability while others → Read More
When children in the street are hit by motor vehicles, their injuries can be worse than for adults, a pediatric trauma expert from Madison recently told health care workers from → Read More
With two babies in the neonatal intensive care unit at UW Health’s American Family Children’s Hospital and two young boys at home, Jackie and Zach Westrick, of Madison, are managing → Read More
In high school near Green Bay, Justin Meyers worked at a hospital, delivering food to patients. In college, at UW-Madison, he joined Air Force ROTC. → Read More
Unity Health Insurance and Gundersen Health Plan have asked the state to let them merge. → Read More
A bill seeking a $25 million construction grant for a planned $125 million College of Osteopathic Medicine in Jefferson was introduced Monday. → Read More