Health

• FDA warns against eating certain shrimp sold at Walmart amid investigation into radioactive contamination
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss latest health headlines
• Amid Wisconsin measles cases, Milwaukee Health Department running simulations to prepare for additional outbreaks
• Medical College of Wisconsin opens Center for Cancer Discovery, hopes for new cancer cure, treatment
• UW Health discusses latest health headlines, including measles and West Nile virus
• 'One of the most contagious viruses known to man': 9 confirmed cases of measles in Wisconsin, doctor urges vaccine
• From an expert: How CTE develops in the brain
• Cancer expert warns of alcohol’s growing health toll in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin Lyme disease cases climb as tick bites surge
• Brown Street Academy cleared of lead in latest MPS update
• UW Health talks the latest health headlines: President Trump's health, nicotine pouches among kids and more
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss health headlines, from Powassan virus to dairy-driven nightmares
• Spurred by Trump budget bill, Wisconsin cashes in on hospital money; GOP leaders split on decision
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss latest health headlines
• Electrolyte drinks see surge during National Hydration Month
• UW offers elective class focusing on dementia care for Latinos
• Ascension doctor shares best ways to manage the heat
• Cross-country trip raises awareness for polio prevention, with stop at State Fair Park
• New study indicates pregnant surgeons more likely to have complications; doctor reacts
• BESTD Clinic in Milwaukee faces federal funding freeze of more than half of their budget
• Canada wildfire smoke in the US: How Wisconsinites can protect themselves
• UW Health official discusses Biden cancer diagnosis and advances in detection technology
• UW Health reminds us of safety tips before we grill for Memorial Day weekend
• Local exercise program helps parents of autistic children
• As Wisconsin ranks '41st in country' for prostate cancer survival, local doctors stress importance of screening
• UW Health headlines, including an at-home cervical cancer test and more
• Wisconsin mom celebrates Mother’s Day after receiving rare cancer diagnosis post-childbirth
• Half of Milwaukee's kids aren't being screened for lead. Fewer than 20 came to a free testing clinic
• Doctors warn of link between alcohol and breast cancer risk
• Latest health headlines with UW Health's Dr. Jeff Pothof
• Do's and don'ts of preparing for a marathon
• Bird flu case confirmed at commercial poultry flock in Sheboygan Co.
• UW Health official discusses Damian Lillard's health and more
• 'This is something that we should be aware of year-round': Colorectal cancer awareness continues beyond March
• More than 10K Coca-Cola cans distributed in Wisconsin, Illinois recalled for possible plastic contamination
• Health headline discussion with UW Health's Dr. Jeff Pothoff
• 'This keeps elevating to that level': Amid spreading lead-in-schools crisis, first testing clinic opens Saturday
• Sleep doctor offers tips to help you 'spring forward' for Daylight Saving
• MPH to announce children's lead testing clinic soon, no reopen date for Trowbridge School yet
• UW Health offers insight into latest health headlines
• 'He's playing with somebody's life here': Mom worries GOP budget cuts will impact Medicaid-dependent kids
• Talking health headlines with UW Health's Dr. Jeff Pothof
• DNR: Bird flu detected in Milwaukee County
• National Wear Red Day highlights women’s heart health awareness
• A look back at the impact of COVID-19, 5 years later
• FDA-approved blood test detecting colon cancer hopes to increase screening rates
• UW Health officer discusses heart disease, new FDA-approved painkiller
• Ebenezer Child Care Centers discusses healthy habits for children
• Experts share benefits of yoga for health and wellness
• Influenza is on the rise in Wisconsin hospitals as vaccination rates fall
• Norovirus cases, respiratory illnesses on the rise in Wisconsin
• Local businesses adapt to Dry January demand; Surgeon General warns of alcohol's cancer risks
• Winter respiratory illness activity expected to spike soon
• Milwaukee health officials show how they track respiratory illnesses by testing wastewater
• Chronic pain affects millions, the impact it has on their mental health
• UW Health officer discusses staying healthy during holiday travels
• Expert shares tips for staying healthy during the holiday season
• Milwaukee Health Department confirms Hepatitis A case at local restaurant, recommends vaccination
• DHS announces new overdose tracker as opioid deaths decline across state
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to talk the latest health headlines
• UW Health Chief Quality Officer joins CBS 58 to discuss health headlines
• Marquette University dentist explores AI in predicting tooth loss
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to talk the latest health headlines
• Children get up to date on school vaccines at the Northwest Health Center
• 'This is over the top': Why doctors say fall allergies are stronger and longer this year
• 'I just feel empowered:' Moms Mental Health Initiative hosts discussion aimed at addressing perinatal mental health crisis
• PCOS: Health expert shares impact and importance of awareness
• Free at home Covid-19 tests return, can be ordered through USPS
• Researchers weigh in on Favre's Parkinson's diagnosis and time in NFL
• Whooping cough spike seen across Wisconsin and the nation
• After federal program ends, uninsured people could now pay hundreds of dollars for COVID-19 vaccine
• 'The road to recovery': Milwaukee County allocates $8.5M in opioid settlement funds to treatment, prevention projects
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to talk West Nile, Boar's Head recall and more
• CDC and FDA recommend updated COVID-19 shot
• DHS offers safety advice after case of West Nile virus reported in Washington Co.
• UW Health doctor discusses mpox public health emergency
• These 10 drugs will now be cheaper for people on Medicare; political debate continues over change
• Nationwide listeria outbreak from Boar's Head sliced deli meat leaves 2 dead, 34 sick, including 1 in Wisconsin
• 16th annual Walk for Wellness promotes healthy habits for Milwaukee's youth
• Bucks launch free Health and Wellness program aimed at lowering Milwaukee's obesity rates
• More than 40 states, including Wisconsin, are seeing a spike in COVID infections
• Milwaukee event to address a leading cause of blindness
• UW Health official discusses long COVID and bird flu
• Summer health tips for Wisconsin families
• Local doctor discusses odds of Covid-19 outbreak ahead of RNC
• Health department confirms case of Legionnaires’ disease in West Allis
• UW Health joins CBS 58 to discuss latest COVID updates
• AI integration in health care discussed at UW Health roundtable
• Fitness instructor shares the health benefits of cycling
• Learning about Froedtert & MCW Inclusion Health Clinic's specialized LGBTQ+ care
• Wisconsin expert, locals react to Surgeon General's call for warning label on social media
• Ascension restores health systems after month-long hack, cybersecurity expert gives advice
• Food waste warrior: Recent Milwaukee grad aims to help underserved minority communities gain access to health care
• UW-Health study shows teen moods improve on smartphones
• Milwaukee man learning to walk using robotic device
• 'I focus purely on happiness': A different approach to weight loss
• Latest health headlines with UW Health: Olive oil, avoiding processed foods and more
• 'It does make a significant impact': Man visits Wisconsin on quest to donate blood in all 50 states
• Young dentists become first in nation to graduate from Marquette University with 'privilege diplomas'
• Life Time Brookfield helping golfers prepare to hit the course