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Levi Johnson had to do some detective work when his baby’s medicine failed to show up in his Burns mailbox. When it finally arrived, he found four baskets…
A brain atlas of Down syndrome, by UW-Madison researchers using stem cells, could propel drugs to reduce intellectual disability, an idea that has parents split.
Medical physicists learn how to use a CyberKnife, a robotic radiation therapy system used to treat various types of cancer, at Accuray on Madison's West Side.
The husband-and-wife team Dr. Joel Charles and Dr. Phoebe Devitt introduce direct primary care in Viroqua through Meadowlark Family Medicine, offering a membership model that bypasses insurance for affordable, unlimited primary care visits and low-cost labs.
The treatment delivers radiation at the time of surgery instead of after recovery
Retired Command Sergeant Major Matt Williams is working to help veterans catch cancer early.
Callers asked for gift card purchases to help a church member with medical needs
Wisconsin has reported 551 measles cases this year, placing it among the three hardest-hit states based on the latest available state reports.
The guidance is for infants 6 to 11 months who are “members of a family or community that is likely to be exposed to measles.”
Fisher House Wisconsin is set to open a 16-suite home for veteran families next fall, near the Madison Veterans Affairs Hospital campus.
HUNTINGTON — Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced nearly $17 million in West Virginia Rural Health Transformation grant awards on Tuesday for diabetes management and prevention, expanding access to healthcare and strengthening
CHARLESTON — A proposed 24% increase in health insurance premiums for some local government employees is drawing opposition from the West Virginia Association of Counties, which says the higher costs