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Oneida County Sheriff's Office FacebookPeople who live in jails are at higher risk for getting COVID because they live in such tight quarters. But staff members at county jails are not required by the state to follow any quarantine procedures if they test positive for the virus. -
Drazen/Adobe StockA 2019 report from Wisconsin's Office of Children's Mental Health found teens who log more than seven hours a day on electronics are more likely to be diagnosed with anxiety and depression.
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Doctors recommend flu shots to reduce your chance of getting sick -
Oneida, Vilas, and Forest counties will soon have a new resource for dementia patients and caregivers.
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The "No Surprises Act" went into effect on January 1, and it grants residents protections from surprise medical bills issued by out-of-network healthcare providers.
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The National Guard is extending testing in Rhinelander until the end of January.
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Doing researching on different medical conditions can help you make more informed decisions when it comes to your health.It can also potentially hurt your health if what you believe is a trusted source is actually full of misinformation.
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Wisconsin’s largest school district will transition to virtual instruction beginning Tuesday because of an increase in staff testing positive for COVID-19.
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The Wayne State University College of Nursing has received a $1.6 million grant from the state Department of Health and Human Services to educate more Mental Health and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners.
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With lots of opportunities for gatherings, those recovering from addictions might have a hard time, with increased opportunities for relapse.
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Colorless, odorless gas can build up when heating equipment is properly vented
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Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Psychotherapist for Aspirus Koller Behavioral Health in Rhinelander Heidi Pritzl offers advice for those struggling with anxiety and depression.
