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Tick activity in Wisconsin started early and strong and it doesn’t appear to be letting up.
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The Oneida County Health Department will be testing the water at five public beaches this summer.
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Wisconsin recorded a record high 6,469 cases of Lyme disease in 2024. Now researchers are finding about half of deer ticks in the state carry Lyme disease.
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The service is available to those with a financial need who do not have a carbon monoxide detector, or who have one that is expired
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There’s no way to say with certainty if we’re in for another smoky summer like last year. Health officials say it’s worth taking the time now to prepare either way.
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Wisconsin has the highest rate of deadly falls in the country among people age 65 and older
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The Wisconsin Attorney General’s Office says people in the state turned in 57-thousand pounds of unwanted medications
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This is not just an issue affecting older adults. It’s one of the more common cancers seen in people in their 20s and 30s.
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Concerns exist that warning labels meant to reduce emotional dependence could actually backfire
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Wisconsin has the nation’s highest reported death rate from falls among older adults. But many falls can be prevented through balance drills and classes — from ballroom dancing to parkour — that build strength and stability.
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More people than usual for this time of year are going to the emergency department for tick bites. It prompted the CDC to issue a statement last month urging people to protect themselves from ticks.
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An estimated 276,000 Wisconsinites could lose their Medicaid coverage over the next decade