Health

• Time to stock your medicine cabinet for the pandemic
• Healthy people shouldn't take daily aspirin to prevent heart disease, review finds
• Shortages on meat, other foods in Wisconsin grocery stores means customers will pay higher prices
• Fact vs. Fiction: Local doctors help debunk COVID-19 myths
• Hartland's Hometown Celebration will go on as scheduled in June
• 7 Kenosha County food and beverage workers test positive for COVID-19
• Coronavirus has killed more than 100,000 people across the US
• What we know -- and still don't know -- about the coronavirus
• Trump appeals to seniors with plan to cap insulin costs at $35 for Medicare enrollees
• Covid-19 appears to attack placenta during pregnancy, study says
• Warmer weather means it's time to be tick aware
• Eating healthy at home with celebrity chef Katie Lee
• Why you shouldn't worry about eating the bugs that live on your strawberries
• CDC advises to test all babies born to moms with coronavirus
• Early results from Moderna coronavirus vaccine trial show participants developed antibodies against the virus
• Masks required, no walk-ins: Prepare for changes at Milwaukee salons, barber shops
• Expect more cases of strange coronavirus syndrome in kids, doctors warn
• Don't fear getting screened for cancer during pandemic, health officials say
• New testing sites to open in Waukesha, Milwaukee and Burlington over the next week
• National Nurses Week recognizes front-line workers during COVID-19
• Free app developed by UW-Madison hopes to help Wisconsinites cope during pandemic
• Coronavirus model projects 134,000 deaths in US, nearly double its last estimate
• Pastor leads faith procession across Milwaukee's south side to end Coronavirus pandemic
• Blue Bell agrees to $19 million fine over ice cream linked to 2015 listeria outbreak
• Non-profit distributes hundreds of masks, soap products in neighborhood hit hard by coronavirus
• As warmer weather brings people outside, local concert series canceled over coronavirus concerns
• Wisconsin's COVID-19 cases continue to rise; 327 dead
• FDA allows emergency use of drug for coronavirus
• Poll: Many Americans feel lonely and anxious during pandemic
• FDA will reportedly authorize use of remdesivir for Covid-19 after trial shows 'positive effect' on recovery time
• Switching to glasses from contact lenses may stop you from touching your face
• Is it safe to order take-out during the pandemic?
• Costco will start requiring customers to wear masks Monday
• Fauci expresses optimism about 'significant, positive' data from a trial of the possible Covid-19 treatment remdesivir
• US coronavirus cases surpass 1 million as projections show deaths could rise in coming weeks
• US coronavirus cases approach 1 million while some states are easing restrictions
• Businesses turn to curbside, delivery and online options to reach customers amid Safer-at-Home shutdown
• Positive COVID-19 cases nearly 6K in Wisconsin; 272 deaths
• Wisconsin residents unite online for virtual rally to support Stay-at-Home orders
• 'This is something that's bigger than basketball': Fiserv Forum opens to help distribute 2.5 million masks
• To my son, born in the time of coronavirus and climate change
• WHO says no evidence shows that having coronavirus prevents a second infection
• Wisconsin reports largest 1-day increase of COVID-19 cases
• Milwaukee's south side experiences an uptick in coronavirus cases over two weeks
• Five household items you can use to work out your whole body
• NASA team developed a ventilator tailored for coronavirus patients in 37 days
• Lysol maker: Please don't drink our cleaning products
• Doctors reject Trump's dangerous suggestion to use disinfectant as a coronavirus treatment
• No need to wipe down groceries or takeout, experts say, but do wash your hands
• The healthiest way to brew your coffee -- and possibly lengthen your life
• 10,000 deaths: Ravaged nursing homes plead for more testing
• Two cats in New York are first pets known to have coronavirus in the US
• 2 Californians died of coronavirus weeks before previously known 1st US death
• First at-home COVID-19 test kits have arrived, here's what you need to know
• CDC chief says there could be second, possibly worse coronavirus outbreak this winter
• ER doctor describes working on the frontlines during COVID-19 pandemic
• Gov. Evers: Wisconsin is taking big steps to increase COVID-19 testing capacity
• US coronavirus death toll tops 40,000 as researchers call for more testing before reopening economy
• CrossFit gym owners petition to become essential businesses in Wisconsin
• FDA approves new drug for patients with metastatic breast cancer
• Racine County Sheriff will not enforce Safer at Home order after its extension
• 'You're not invincible:' 25-year-old CNA, nursing student shares story after recovering from COVID-19
• Patrick Cudahy plant closing for 2 weeks after number of employees test positive for virus
• Coronavirus symptoms: 10 key indicators and what to do
• State health care workers share struggles, demand state support during COVID-19 crisis
• Respiratory therapist with coronavirus gives birth to a daughter while in a medically induced coma
• FDA authorizes Covid-19 saliva test for emergency use
• Nursing home window visits do not violate Gov. Evers' safer at home order
• Photos show bodies piled up and stored in vacant rooms at Detroit hospital
• Model predicts Covid-19 pandemic will 'peter out' by May, but experts are skeptical
• 'Devastating:' Milwaukee Co. leaders say racial inequity causing spread of COVID-19 in Black community
• Milwaukee city, faith leaders asks community to celebrate religious holidays safely
• World virus deaths pass 100,000, with New York area hit hard
• People who beat COVID-19 may have antibodies that could save lives
• Baking during a pandemic can reduce stress and provide comfort
• Wisconsin doctors and scientists ahead of the game in development of COVID-19 vaccine
• Keep your cat indoors if you're self-isolating to limit spread of coronavirus, vets advise owners
• A billionaire art collector will distribute 10 million face masks in vending machines around Hong Kong
• The US just had the most coronavirus deaths reported in 1 day -- but future projections are better than expected
• Top public health official says number of dead could be lower as Americans practice social distancing
• As hospitals enforce strict rules, parents are using FaceTime to see their newborns
• NYC may temporarily bury coronavirus victims in park if morgues reach capacity, councilman says
• How to make your own face mask (whether you know how to sew or not)
• US coronavirus fight enters crucial weeks as the number of cases tops 330,000
• ER doctor dies in his husband's arms a week after first coronavirus symptoms
• More than 40 spring breakers who ignored public health advice test positive for coronavirus
• FDA authorizes first coronavirus antibody test
• Dr. Fauci gets his own bobblehead
• The timetable for a coronavirus vaccine is 18 months. Experts say that's risky
• Ford to Produce 50,000 Ventilators in Michigan in Next 100 Days
• Johnson & Johnson wants to start testing its coronavirus vaccine by September
• Roundy's installs Plexiglas barriers in grocery stores to help stop spread of COVID-19
• How to strengthen your immunity during the coronavirus pandemic. Part 1: Diet
• How smoking, vaping and drug use might increase risks from Covid-19
• Health care workers getting sicker from coronavirus than other patients, expert says
• Families affected by senior facility lockdowns communicate through windows, over the phone
• Canada is closing its borders to foreigners, with an exception for US citizens
• Volunteers fight virus by testing new experimental vaccine
• MPS begins distributing grab-and-go lunches for students during coronavirus closure
• State parties focus on social media, phone efforts ahead of spring election