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The practice of forest bathing is designed to increase some of those benefits of being in nature by experiencing it with intention.
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To get these benefits, meals don’t need to be elaborate or formal.
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As families prepare for another school year, school supply lists, open houses and new schedules often top the to-do list.Health professionals are encouraging parents to add another back-to-school essential to that list—sleep.
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A simple conversation can go a long way if you’re encouraging a loved one to check up on their health
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More than 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease
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Right now, the Community Blood Center only has a two-day supply of red cells.
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If your plans to cool of this week include a dip in the lake—it’s important to know the signs of drowning.It rarely matches how drownings are portrayed in movies and TV shows.
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A cardiologist said the next time air quality worsens, heart risks need to be taken seriously
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Tick-borne illnesses remain elusive, even though they're among the fastest-growing vector-borne public health threats
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The recent smoke event in Wisconsin was one of the worst recorded in terms of how poor and widespread the air quality got, at least since record keeping began in the 2000s.
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About 16,000 Wisconsinites who use Medicaid will gain extended coverage over the next year
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About 100 blood donors are still needed at Rhinelander High School on Thursday, July 23.