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This issue of Our UW Health offers information and resources to help you and your family maintain a health lifestyle, no matter your age.

	Protect Your Child From Whooping Cough by Getting Immunized Whooping cough, a bacterial disease characterized by a violent, debilitating cough, is making a comeback. Adults can help prevent spreading the disease to their children by getting themselves immunized. Read more and watch Dr. James Conway's video series about whooping cough
	Biking Towards, or Away From, Bone Problems? Are women who bike frequently setting themselves up for bone problems as they get older? That's the question Alison Brooks, MD, a sports medicine physician is investigating. Read more about the study
	Med Flight Memories: Celebrating 25 Years Since UW Health's emergency medical helicopter, UW Med Flight, began 25 years ago, it has changed the lives of thousands of people across the region, including the staff who have offered their special kind of medicine. Read Med Flight memories \| Watch a historical slideshow
	New Cardio-Oncology Clinic Bridges an Important Gap Treating the whole patient requires a different perspective. For cancer patients, certain medications can temporarily impair a patient's heart function. That's why UW Health offers a new cardio-oncology clinic to work with patients facing heart disease and cancer at the same time. Read more \| Watch Dr. Steven Ewer discuss the clinic