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Road Closures Near UW Hospital and Clinics May 25 and 26

Road Closures Near UW Hospital and Clinics May 25 and 26

Madison, Wisconsin - On May 25 and 26, an estimated 6,000 participants will run and/or walk in the 2013 Madison Marathon events. The routes for the half marathon run and walk and Twilight 10K course will weave through Madison streets and will im...
5/24/2013 | Road Closures Near UW Hospital and Clinics May 25 and 26

UW Health Neuroscience Nurses Win Honors

UW Health Neuroscience Nurses Win Honors

Madison, Wisconsin - Neuroscience nurses Joan Kutz and Nancy Ninman received awards this month for their work on behalf of patients with neurological disorders. The two received the honors in a surprise ceremony – complete with a “br...
5/24/2013 | UW Health Neuroscience Nurses Win Honors

Dr. Jacqueline Gerhart: Mouth Sores

Dr. Jacqueline Gerhart: Mouth Sores

Madison, Wisconsin - UW Health Family Medicine physician Jacqueline Gerhart writes a column that appears weekly on madison.com and in the Wisconsin State Journal. Columns are re-published here with permission. Dear Dr. Gerhar...
5/22/2013 | Dr. Jacqueline Gerhart: Mouth Sores

Biomedical Engineer Justin Williams Receives Ramirez Award

Biomedical Engineer Justin Williams Receives Ramirez Award

Madison, Wisconsin - Dr. Justin Williams is the first recipient of the Lincoln F. Ramirez Award for Restorative Neurosciences, awarded by the Department of Neurological Surgery at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. ...
5/21/2013 | Biomedical Engineer Justin Williams Receives Ramirez Award

Class on Climate-Change Ethics to Spur Questions, Not Provide Answers

Class on Climate-Change Ethics to Spur Questions, Not Provide Answers

Madison, Wisconsin - Climate change will cause a lot of deaths around the world: natural disasters, increases in infectious diseases and drought-related famine will all become more frequent as the global climate warms. That’s one reason wh...
5/21/2013 | Class on Climate-Change Ethics to Spur Questions, Not Provide Answers

Sugar-Water Injections Relieve Knee Pain More Than Exercise

Sugar-Water Injections Relieve Knee Pain More Than Exercise

Madison, Wisconsin - Injections with a form of sugar known as dextroseprovide significant pain relief and improved knee-related quality of life compared to exercise among people who suffer from knee osteoarthritis. That’s according to rese...
5/21/2013 | Sugar-Water Injections Relieve Knee Pain More Than Exercise

 

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