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Horseshoe Crab to Cancer Cure?
Horseshoe crabs have a protein that tags bacteria and tells their body to destroy it. This led 15 year old sophomore Riley Ennis to ask this question. If we could take their name tag, a bit of the pat...
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The Jenna Act
I do believe the cures for theills of the world can be found in the conversations conducted in hair salons, barber shops and nail salons. Theyfunction likethink tanks where the patrons and the stylist...
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St. Scholastica gets second federal grant for assistance in electronic health records programs
The College of St. Scholastica will receive a second federal grant in September to continue its assistance of rural health care facilities in the implementation of new electronic records programs. Thr...
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Late payments squeeze those who care for elderly, disabled

Numerous group homes that care for adults with disabilities and the elderly in south-central Wisconsin say they're enduring frustration and financial hardship because a state contractor has fallen behind in paying them for their services, sometimes by two months or more.

By By Doug Erickson/The Wisconsin State Journal , February 28, 2010

Assembly passes big-box retailer drug bill

Big-box retailers would be able to offer more prescription drugs for $4 a month, under a bill the Assembly passed Thursday.

By By Patrick Marley/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel , February 27, 2010

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Senate approves basic health insurance plan

MADISON – State Senators have approved a state-run insurance program for nearly 30,000 residents who missed a chance to sign up for an expansion of Medicaid in Wisconsin.

By Shawn Johnson, Wisconsin Public Radio , February 26, 2010

Live From Washington! It's Obama health care drama

President Barack Obama summons anxious Democrats and aloof Republicans to a White House summit Thursday — live on C-SPAN and perhaps cable — and gambles that he can save his embattled health care overhaul by the power of persuasion.

By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Associated Press Writer , February 20, 2010

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Governor proposes BadgerCare Plus Basic plan for uninsured

Gov. Jim Doyle on Thursday proposed basic, stopgap health coverage for people waiting to get in the state's BadgerCare Plus Core program.

By By Rick Romell, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel , January 24, 2010

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Plan offered to reduce BadgerCare waiting list

Gov. Doyle is out with a "stop gap" state health coverage plan for those stuck on a BadgerCare waiting list. It won't be as generous as the Core program, but supporters say it will help chip away at the number of uninsured in Wisconsin.

By Shamane Mills, Wisconsin Public Radio , January 22, 2010

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Help available for uninsured with flu-like illness

The Department of Health Services announced health care is available for uninsured Wisconsin residents who are experiencing influenza-like symptoms. Uninsured individuals can receive an outpatient visit for evaluation and treatment at no cost with the use of an established provider network.

December 02, 2009

Arezzo serves as newly-elected chairman of Benedictine Health Care

William M. Arezzo, senior vice president, National Bank of Commerce, was recently elected chair of the Benedictine Health Center (BHC) Board of Directors.

November 20, 2009

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October 08, 2009

Network provides Alzheimer’s information

Every 70 seconds, someone develops Alzheimer’s disease. The diagnosis leads patient and family to the brink of a slippery slope.

By Maria Lockwood , October 08, 2009

BadgerCare suspends enrollment Friday

Department of Health Services to keep waiting list of would-be applicants

October 05, 2009

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Clinic stays in Superior

Clinic stays in Superior It’s official. The Twin Ports VA Outpatient Clinic will stay in Superior.

By Maria Lockwood , October 01, 2009

People rally in Superior to support health-care reform

People rally in Superior to support health-care reform A Saturday morning march and rally in support of health-care reform in Superior had two messages — it’s a moral necessity, and it’s vital to the country’s economic recovery.

By News Tribune , September 20, 2009

Obey listens to health care concerns, desires in reform debate

Residents of the 7th Congressional District in Wisconsin had a chance to air their concerns and desires for health care reform during a Monday night telephone forum.

By Shelley Nelson , August 31, 2009

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Obey hosts health care forum by phone

Obey hosts health care forum by phone Residents of the 7th Congressional District will get a chance to weigh on the health care reform debate from the comfort of home.

August 26, 2009

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