Health

• Cucumbers recalled after illnesses from salmonella contamination
• 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
• North Shore Health Department warns of whooping cough cases in Whitefish Bay
• UW Health talks health headlines: Bird flu, ER visits and more
• Wisconsin DHS: Measles case confirmed in Dane County resident
• Salmonella outbreak linked to basil sold at Trader Joe's sickens 12 people, including 1 in Wisconsin
• Grocery store reopens 1 day after health officials shut it down over mice droppings
• UW Health discusses health headlines: Breast cancer, weight loss medication, measles and more
• World Parkinson's Day: Seniors in Mequon participate in 'Pump it for Parkinson's'
• 'Leaving a legacy': Versiti Blood Center in Milwaukee holds flag-raising ceremony for National Donate Life Month
• UW Health chief quality officer discusses health headlines: Teens taking Delta 8, cinnamon recall and more
• New VA outpatient clinic to open soon in Oconomowoc, the only one in Waukesha Co.
• Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: Hartford Family Foundation helps impacted families in Wisconsin
• UW Health chief quality officer discusses latest health headlines
• The Dove’s Nest: A respite retreat
• Free health screenings from dermatologists offered during pop-up clinic
• Wisconsin DHS uses settlement money from Juul to fund anti-vaping initiatives
• Leave the lilies: Veterinarian warns about toxic flowers for pets ahead of Valentine's Day
• Milwaukee Health Department hosts free drive-thru vaccination clinic after resident tests positive for mpox
• Health headlines with UW Health's chief health officer
• 'It affects everything': Mental health professionals in Racine County discuss stigmas, strategies on teen mental illness
• 'We don't want to go backwards': WI health officials encourage measles vaccine after outbreaks in other states
• UW researchers look at gut health and its connection to Alzheimer's disease
• 4th child dies from RSV in Wisconsin, according to health officials
• Marquette professor discusses airborne illnesses and how to stay protected
• Milwaukee Health Department launches COVID-19 wastewater dashboard
• UW Health chief quality officer talks the latest health headlines
• Lead testing now recommended for all children in Wisconsin, testing levels low post-pandemic
• Cases of self-harm increase in students after winter breaks, data shows
• UW Health chief quality officer discusses latest health headlines
• Health officials advise caution as RSV cases rise in Wisconsin
• UW Health experts advise verifying supplement product ingredients before taking them
• Alcohol-like taste without the after-effects: Dry January has more non-alcoholic options than before
• Fond du Lac district attorney warns Wisconsinites to visit their doctors after deadly health scare
• Health officials remind families how to stay safe as RSV cases rise
• Furry friend needs exercise? Check out Bay View gem 'Speed Weenies on Howell'
• Milwaukee launches plan to improve community health with a focus on racism
• UW Health's chief quality officer discusses latest health headlines
• CDC: Listeria outbreak linked to peaches, nectarines and plums sold nationwide
• Federal help is coming, but Milwaukee is not on pace to meet goal of replacing all lead pipes in 20 years
• Health officials recommend residents get vaccinated as RSV, flu hospitalizations up
• Bill would allow veterans to treat PTSD with psychedelic mushrooms
• Lung Cancer Awareness Month: Experts encourage screenings, discourage vaping and tobacco use
• 'Someone was looking out': Woman having medical emergency pulls into closed fire station, but someone was there
• 'It's never too early but it's also never too late': Health professionals encourage flu vaccine as winter, holiday season approaches
• October named Breast Cancer Awareness Month in Milwaukee
• National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week: Health officials aim to raise awareness
• FDA plans to propose ban on some chemical hair straightening products
• CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid are closing thousands of stores. Here’s why
• Rockford woman is 1st in Wisconsin to receive newly-approved FDA ALS treatment
• Health department: Measles case confirmed in Milwaukee resident
• Pro-Life Wisconsin director files license complaints against abortion doctors
• UW Health official talks the latest health headlines
• Milwaukee barbershop expands to become a free health clinic
• FDA anticipating shortage of amoxicillin for 2nd winter in a row
• Milwaukee doctors urge parents to make sure kids are up to date with vaccines