May is nationally recognized as Mental Health Month, a time to raise awareness of those living with mental or behavioral health issues and to help reduce the stigma so many experience.
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How to Salvage Your Spring Break Amid Covid-19
A traditional spring break trip may not be the best idea just yet, but with the right precautions and a little creativity, you can still find a way to disconnect and recharge.
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Student Athletes and COVID-19
More than 60 NCAA schools throughout the country are participating to create a registry of NCAA student athletes who had COVID-19.
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Long-Term COVID-19 And Heart Health
While the majority of people who become infected with COVID-19 recover in a reasonably short period of time...
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Women and the Pandemic: Stressed Out & Stretched Thin
Heart disease remains the leading cause of death for men and women, with stress often identified as a major contributing factor. Adding a pandemic to the mix...
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Unsure About Receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine?
The following frequently asked questions about the covid-19 vaccine will provide answers based on the action you choose to take.
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The Return to In-Person Learning
Long Nguyen, DO, family medicine physician at ThedaCare Physicians-Wautoma, explains why it’s a good time to review prevention guidelines with your children.
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Countdown to a “COVID-Christmas”
As the prevalence of COVID-19 holds firm into this holiday season, rethinking celebrations – as difficult as it may be – could help you and your family stay safe.
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Winter And COVID-19 Isolation: The Perfect Storm
It’s not uncommon for people in Wisconsin and the Upper Midwest to suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) as shorter days signal the onset of winter months...