Health

• Worldwide death toll from coronavirus eclipses 1 million
• Marquette students head home, despite university telling them to quarantine at Cobeen Hall
• COVID-19 hospitalizations reach all-time high in WI; officials warn of 'twin' pandemics during flu season
• Fauci cautions that a Covid-19 vaccine won't eliminate the need for masks and public health measures
• Wilmot Union High School switches to virtual learning after more students test positive for COVID-19
• FDA must do more to regulate thousands of chemicals added to your food, petitioners say
• Aurora Health Care offering free flu shots through end of October
• Health officials recommend against usual trick-or-treating
• 'Unfathomable': US death toll from coronavirus hits 200,000
• Alzheimer's Association raising awareness during Hispanic Heritage Month
• CDC abruptly removes guidance about airborne coronavirus transmission, says update 'was posted in error'
• Teacher dies of COVID-19 in Green Bay area
• Congresswoman Gwen Moore talks COVID-19, economic support during town hall
• Walk in West Allis raises awareness for Alzheimer's disease
• Health officials: Wisconsin sees 2,000+ new COVID-19 cases, single-day increase record
• Actress Cheryl Ladd discusses experience with cataracts
• Coronavirus cases at 19 schools in Washington and Ozaukee Counties
• 3 COVID-19 cases confirmed at Bristol School District in Kenosha County
• 'It was a frenzy': Marquette students scramble to quarantine, grad workers union blames university
• Evers: UW reopening was right call despite virus surge
• Grandparents Day 2020: 5 tips for a safe grandparent-grandchild visit
• Doctors say you can have COVID-19 and flu at the same time
• 'New territory for all of us': 35 Waukesha third graders in quarantine after positive case at elementary school
• Versiti honoring 9/11 first responders with 'Hope' Memorial Blood Drive
• Surgeon General and NIH director pledge to get Covid-19 vaccine in public once approved
• Big drop reported in vaping by US teenagers
• Wisconsin college campuses grapple with impact of COVID-19 on start of academic year
• Chrissy Teigen is using Botox to treat 'really bad pregnancy headaches'
• September is National Cholesterol Month -- here's why it's so important to be knowledgeable
• Russia's Covid-19 vaccine generated an immune response, study says
• State, local leaders say government is urging plan for vaccine distribution
• Walmart will add breastfeeding pods in 100 stores for nursing moms
• UW-Milwaukee launches mandatory COVID-19 testing for students in residence halls
• CDC tells states: Be ready to distribute vaccines on Nov. 1
• Large antibody study offers hope for coronavirus vaccine efforts
• Milwaukee Overdose Response Initiative is back at work and looking to expand
• UW-Madison, UW Health among 1st clinical sites in US to test new COVID-19 vaccine
• Nestle is paying $2.6 billion for a company that treats peanut allergies
• Kids can carry coronavirus in respiratory tract for weeks, study suggests
• Peach recall expanding over possible salmonella contamination after 78 sickened in 12 states
• LG has designed a wearable air purifier for your face
• FDA spokeswoman Emily Miller removed from position but will stay at agency
• Updated CDC guidelines now say people exposed to coronavirus may not need to be tested
• New virus cases decline in the US and experts credit masks
• Waukesha's "Outside Boot Camp" lets the great outdoors be your gym
• 750 million genetically engineered mosquitoes approved for release in Florida Keys
• Pharmacists now allowed to administer childhood vaccines, but pediatricians disapprove
• Mouth breathing might be ruining your sleep. Here's how to fix it
• Peaches may be linked to salmonella outbreak that has sickened 68 people in 9 states
• Fun event this Sunday in Sheboygan. Goat yoga w/Wisconsin beer & cheese pairing
• Honey may be better at treating coughs and colds than over-the-counter medicines
• Getting vaccinated for the flu this year is particularly important, WHO officials say
• Seniors pose as Hollywood stars to raise money for Alzheimer's research
• Shania Twain speaks about her battle with Lyme disease: "I thought I would never sing again"
• DNC Committee asking attendees to avoid Milwaukee bars, restaurants during convention
• Chicken wings test positive for Covid-19 in China, but there's no evidence of food transmission, experts say
• CDC issues a dire warning for the fall if coronavirus measures are not followed
• The FDA is recalling some potatoes, lemons, limes and oranges due to potential listeria contamination
• Russia approves vaccine against coronavirus
• Model projects nearly 300,000 Americans could die from Covid-19 by December
• Coronavirus stresses Americans more than others, study finds
• FDA's list of dangerous hand sanitizers has grown to more than 100
• Protestor donates wheelchair to friend who hopes to inspire others with disabilities
• Wisconsinites, and visitors, react to new statewide mask mandate
• Here's a list of businesses requiring customers to wear masks 😷
• Airport dogs could sniff out coronavirus
• MPD offers inside look at mental health partnership program
• Doctors provide guidelines for parents on back-to-school safety
• How mosquitoes evolved to be attracted to humans, and what that means for the future
• Do you sleep with your eyes open? (You'll be surprised how many of us do)
• Amid temps feeling like the high 90s, cooling center opens and people find ways to stay cool
• Milwaukee businesses ask customers not to get upset with staff for mandating masks
• Here are some places you can get face masks now that Milwaukee's ordinance is in effect
• First COVID-19 vaccine tested in US poised for final testing
• Experts weigh in on best masks, best mask practices
• Hundreds of public comments submitted on Milwaukee mask proposal ahead of council meeting
• Shorewood now requires face coverings indoors. Will other municipalities in the county follow?
• Pathologist found blood clots in 'almost every organ' during autopsies on Covid-19 patients
• Twin girls, joined at the skull, successfully separated in 18-hour operation in Vatican hospital
• Milwaukee citywide mask mandate now circulating through common council
• US prescriptions for hydroxychloroquine skyrocketed from February to March, study finds
• FDA warns against using 5 more hand sanitizers found to contain methanol
• EPA approves two Lysol products as the first to effectively kill novel coronavirus on surfaces
• Eating healthy during summer grilling season
• Wisconsin officials confirm nearly 600 more COVID-19 cases
• Study finds hydroxychloroquine may have help coronavirus patients survive better
• USDA expert talks 4th of July food safety
• Study confirms new version of coronavirus spreads faster, but doesn't make people sicker
• Health commissioner says mask mandate is needed in Milwaukee to stop virus spread
• DHS urges Wisconsin residents to stay home ahead of 4th of July
• As Milwaukee eases restrictions, Madison and Dane County tighten them due to COVID-19 spike
• No virus deaths in 3 out of 4 days in Wisconsin
• Milwaukee mayor, aldermen working on citywide face mask policy
• Beijing approves experimental COVID-19 vaccine for use in Chinese military
• Georgia officials warn of potential health problems linked to Saharan dust cloud
• Dane County amends coronavirus restrictions as cases jump
• US infant mortality rates decline, CDC study says, but Black infants still twice as likely to die
• 'Maskne': Why your face is breaking out under your mask and how to stop it
• Bagged grocery store salad sickens more than 100 in 7 states, including Wisconsin
• US officials: Brace for 2nd wave of coronavirus