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Milwaukee health officials push back on latest RFK comments about MPS lead crisis
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Walk and Roll 2K raises awareness for homeless veterans services while promoting wellness
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Starms Early Childhood Center cleared to reopen; students to remain relocated for rest of school year
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As Wisconsin ranks '41st in country' for prostate cancer survival, local doctors stress importance of screening
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Sen. Baldwin presses RFK Jr. on Milwaukee's lead crisis, cuts to CDC programs
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State lawmakers advance bill that would allow pharmacists to prescribe birth control
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Children's Wisconsin opens new walk-in clinic on Milwaukee's north side
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Milwaukee has replaced 10,000 lead service lines since 2017 -- but there's still a long way to go
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UW Health headlines, including an at-home cervical cancer test and more
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Milwaukee pharmacist explains how President's executive order could impact prescription drug pricing, and how long it could take to see a change
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'We want them to be held accountable': Local nurses, advocates protest for-profit nursing college in Milwaukee
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MPD, Froedtert say they're committed to working together following incident when officer was denied care
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Half of Milwaukee's kids aren't being screened for lead. Fewer than 20 came to a free testing clinic
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Health department clears Nehring's Sendik's on Downer to reopen
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MPS board questions officials on lead plan; no total cost estimate yet
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UW Health's Dr. Jeff Pothof discusses the latest national health headlines
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2 more MPS schools to close as part of ongoing lead issue
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Wisconsin residents dispose of unwanted medications during Drug Take Back Day
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Children's Wisconsin patients spray paint doctor's hair green for Bucks playoff
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Hartford family installs overdose aid kit downtown in honor of late son
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Grassroots forum in Waukesha calls attention to impacts potential Medicaid cuts could have on services for people with disabilities
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Reopening of Fernwood Montessori pushed back after additional cleaning
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MPS lead update: Goal is to test all pre-1950 schools by end of summer
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MPS board considers suing paint companies over lead crisis
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MPS, MHD on their own after CDC denies request for help with lead crisis
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Do's and don'ts of preparing for a marathon
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Komen's annual Sneakers & Pearls gala and BigWig celebration raises funds for breast health services
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Versiti's 'Light for Life' event celebrates organ donors
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Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin health network implements new service for expectant and new moms
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Johnsonville recalls cheddar bratwursts due to possible plastic contamination
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Bird flu case confirmed at commercial poultry flock in Sheboygan Co.
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Tony's Chocolonely recalls 2 candy bars that may contain small stones
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Coping with seasonal allergies this spring
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MPS buildings closed for lead hazards open as polling places Tuesday; many voters 'not concerned'
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More than 10K Coca-Cola cans distributed in Wisconsin, Illinois recalled for possible plastic contamination
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MFD successfully administers first batch of blood to trauma patient thanks to new program
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Medical College of Wisconsin students learn their placements on National Residency Match Day
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Free lead testing clinic launches at Children's Wisconsin Next Door Clinic
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Milwaukee Health Department encourages young children be tested for lead at upcoming pop-up clinics
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'This keeps elevating to that level': Amid spreading lead-in-schools crisis, first testing clinic opens Saturday
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Students return to Trowbridge Elementary after its weeklong closure due to lead concerns
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Influenza cases on the rise across Wisconsin, including some causing brain infections
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A tradition that gives back: Tremper High School hosts 43rd annual student-run blood drive
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Milwaukeeans reflect on 5-year anniversary of COVID-19 pandemic
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Waukesha County students take part in interactive health care career expo
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Sleep doctor offers tips to help you 'spring forward' for Daylight Saving
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Lead screening clinics to be held for MPS students at schools of concern
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UW leaders call on White House to reverse medical research cuts
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MPH to announce children's lead testing clinic soon, no reopen date for Trowbridge School yet
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Mother grieves the loss of her son after sudden illness
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Gov. Evers hosts roundtable discussion with local health care leaders
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Trowbridge students start at new school after testing positive for dangerous levels of lead
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'Rally Round' fundraiser for Children's Wisconsin slated for Sept. 13 at State Fair Park
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Landmark Credit Union manager shaves head after reaching goal, raising $61K for Children's Wisconsin
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As Texas measles outbreak turns deadly, Wisconsin physicians raise concern about vaccination rates
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Sen. Baldwin hosts roundtable discussion on future of Medicaid
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'A public health crisis': Wisconsin lawmakers introduce legislation tackling climate change at the state level
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Milwaukee Recreation highlights its Community Wellness Program during Black History Month
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5th annual Have Heart fundraiser held at Waukesha West High School
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From microneedling to skin cancer removal, Highlander Dermatology aims to improve skincare in Milwaukee area
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Jury sides with Racine family in medical malpractice suit involving use of Pitocin in childbirth
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Milwaukee County unveils new overdose dashboard
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'Healing the Dream' event highlights wellness resources
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Milwaukee Health Dept needs help testing MPS schools for lead after hazardous levels found at Kagel Elementary
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Local cardiologist offers tips, warns shoveling and snowblowing can strain heart
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Golda Meir at risk of closing down if MPS fails to address lead hazards
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Wisconsin Alzheimer's Association hosts Black History Month event offering resources, support
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'It's sounding an alarm:' Milwaukee petition demands transparency from MPS, MHD after students test positive for lead
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Local financial expert outlines financial bucket list strategies
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Wisconsin woman is first in the world to try new experimental treatment for autoimmune disease affecting 4 million Americans
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A look back at the impact of COVID-19, 5 years later
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Local woman files lawsuit after doctor finds feeding tube inside her 35 years later
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MPS reveals multiple schools have hazardous levels of lead inside buildings
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UW Health officer discusses heart disease, new FDA-approved painkiller
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Baldwin tours UW opioid center amid funding freeze concerns
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Pair of local nonprofits aim to feed 200 pregnant families each month through 2025
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Influenza is on the rise in Wisconsin hospitals as vaccination rates fall
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Groundbreaking celebrated for St. Jude Dream Home Showplace in Menomonee Falls
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National Blood Donor Month: Drive honors donors helping save lives
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DHS confirms 1st pediatric influenza-associated death in Wisconsin this season
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FDA bans Red Dye No. 3, food coloring used in food and drinks
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Milwaukee Bucks make wishes come true for 4 children undergoing medical treatment
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Norovirus cases, respiratory illnesses on the rise in Wisconsin
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From an expert: Benefits of 'Dry January' along with a few mocktail recipes
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Fond du Lac installs 9 new overdose aid kits throughout city in fight against fentanyl
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Latest heath headlines with UW Health chief quality officer
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Fun and accountability: Tips from trainers at new Crunch Fitness gym in Waukesha
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Local businesses adapt to Dry January demand; Surgeon General warns of alcohol's cancer risks
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New year, new fitness goals: Brookfield trainer shares how to start 2025 on the right track
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Winter respiratory illness activity expected to spike soon
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'The need is great': Versiti hosts 24th annual Holiday of Hope blood drive in Milwaukee
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Milwaukee health officials show how they track respiratory illnesses by testing wastewater
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Children's Wisconsin patients choose their own decorated trees at hospital's 1st Christmas tree farm
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Bird flu confirmed in poultry flock in Kenosha County, 1 presumptive human case in Barron Co.
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Ascension's Blanket of Love program holds 5th Community Christmas Dinner
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New depression treatment gives Milwaukee woman new hope
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Chronic pain affects millions, the impact it has on their mental health
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Wisconsin Vision providing easier access for those suffering from hearing loss
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'What is your goal?' Ascension Wisconsin officials defend cuts to St. Joseph's Hospital in Milwaukee that will affect 100,000 residents
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Children's Wisconsin brings cheer to patients, families with holiday parade