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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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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.
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The Wisconsin DNR expanded select testing of privates wells a year ago in response to the extreme levels of contamination found in the town of Stella.PFAS are manmade chemicals that have been linked to adverse health effects.
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When children can clearly see, they're more likely to participate, build confidence and succeed in school
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Scientists know that human-caused climate change is leading to more humid days. What’s still somewhat unknown is to what extent that will impact people’s health and quality of life.
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The air quality in northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula is expected to improve throughout the day Friday as a southerly wind pushes it out of the region.Unfortunately, it appears the clean air will be short lived.
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The wildfire smoke is expected to clear out Friday for most of the state. The Northwoods has experienced hazardous air quality levels this week.Breathing in those smoke particles can have serious—and sometimes deadly—health impacts.
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One registered nurse said she is especially concerned about what the changes could mean for patients in a mental health crisis
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