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Vaccinations remain our best fight against Covid-19, which could surge again in the winter, expert warns
With declining rates of Covid-19 infections and deaths across the US, more cities and states have lifted safety restrictions in anticipation of a better summer.
COVID-19 hospitalization rates 2.5 to 3 times more than for the flu, according to CDC study
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) - Teen hospitalization rates from COVID-19 were up across the U.S.…
Risky Drinking Behaviors: report by Gundersen Health System shows levels of alcohol use in La Crosse Co.
Risky Drinking Behaviors: report by Gundersen Health System shows levels of alcohol use in La Crosse Co.
Medicare copays for new Alzheimer's drug could reach $11,500
A new Alzheimer's drug would raise Medicare premiums broadly, and some patients could face copayments of about $11,500 annually, a report says.
Bleeding moles may or may not be serious
Although it may not be serious, a mole that bleeds is a possible sign of melanoma. Talk to a health care provider if you notice any changes in moles.
Ease chronic stress for a healthier heart
Practicing certain behaviors can train your brain and body to mitigate your reaction to stressful situations.
Uncovering the origins of the virus that sparked a pandemic
Unlocking the mysteries of the exact origins of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19 and launched a global pandemic in March 2020, has become one of the most burning questions in the scientific community. But the effort, like so many other coronavirus-related issues, has become hotly contested, fraught with implications for international relations and, in the United States at least, laced with conspiracy theories and politically motivated posturing.
Calcium and vitamin D supplements for heart health: Good or bad?
Try to get most of your calcium and vitamin D from your diet. You can fill any gaps with a supplement. But don’t assume that “more is better.”
Work can wait. Your mental health can't. How to make the most of a break
There's a shared sense of optimism in the U.S. as COVID-19 restrictions are being lifted, but experts warn that there's a second wave of mental health challenges to contend with.
