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Tips to Keep Your Holidays Safe and Happy

Tips to Keep Your Holidays Safe and Happy

There's more than just the perfect present to worry about during the holidays. Pediatrician Dr. Lindsay Geier offers tips for keeping the holidays safe for young children. Related: Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
12/15/2011 | Tips to Keep Your Holidays Safe and Happy

Visit to Spine Clinic Leads to Brain Surgery

Visit to Spine Clinic Leads to Brain Surgery

A trip to the UW Health Spine Clinic for what Jason Guttenberg believed to be a back problem led to Jason's brain tumor diagnosis and eventual, successful surgery. Related: Learn about how Jason is helping neurosurgery research
12/13/2011 | Visit to Spine Clinic Leads to Brain Surgery

Sports Medicine Cyclists Clinic Helps Injured Bikers

Sports Medicine Cyclists Clinic Helps Injured Bikers

Whether you are an avid cyclist, recreational rider, triathlete or commuter in Wisconsin, the UW Health Sports Rehabilitation Cyclists Clinic is committed to keeping you on the roads and trails.
12/06/2011 | Sports Medicine Cyclists Clinic Helps Injured Bikers

CarePages: Stay in Touch With Loved Ones

CarePages: Stay in Touch With Loved Ones

CarePages are free, private, personalized Web pages available to UW Health patients and families that help you stay in touch before, during and after a hospital stay, or any time care giving is needed.
11/04/2011 | CarePages: Stay in Touch With Loved Ones

UW Health Neurosurgery Team Returns Man to Farm After Cow Attack

UW Health Neurosurgery Team Returns Man to Farm After Cow Attack

After being attacked by a massive Black Angus cow, farmer David Ferwerda's life was saved by his dog, Hannah, and the UW Health neurosurgery team, which removed the blood clot that had formed on David's brain.
10/27/2011 | UW Health Neurosurgery Team Returns Man to Farm After Cow Attack

A Very Special Performance

A Very Special Performance

Marissa Bode, an 11-year-old from Black Earth, was on the way to a rehearsal for the "American Girls Revue" with the Children's Theatre of Madison in September when she was in a car accident that left her paralyzed below the waist. She was still able...
10/25/2011 | A Very Special Performance

New Machine Could Help Reduce Nerve Pain After Chemo

New Machine Could Help Reduce Nerve Pain After Chemo

Many people who undergo chemotherapy for cancer end up with nerve pain after the treatment. But a new machine, nicknamed "The Scrambler," could help that. Cancer physician Toby Campbell talks about the clinical trial of the machine being done at the ...
10/18/2011 | New Machine Could Help Reduce Nerve Pain After Chemo

Reuniting After 25 Years: Pediatric Cancer Patient and Care Team

Reuniting After 25 Years: Pediatric Cancer Patient and Care Team

When Heather McKay was 13 years old, she was given less than two years to live. That was 25 years ago. Heather had chronic myelogenous leukemia, a very rare form of cancer. At the time her pediatric oncologist, Dr. Paul Sondel, recommended a bon...
9/13/2011 | Reuniting After 25 Years: Pediatric Cancer Patient and Care Team

UW Health Sports Medicine Runners Clinic

UW Health Sports Medicine Runners Clinic

UW Health Sports Medicine Runners Clinic is designed specifically with the runner's needs in mind. Our team of professionals will provide expert assessment and treatment of your running-related concerns, including running and injury evaluations.
8/16/2011 | UW Health Sports Medicine Runners Clinic

What Every Woman Needs to Know

What Every Woman Needs to Know

Women of all ages and backgrounds need to know these six things, which can help them enjoy a lifetime of good health. Related: What Every Woman Needs to Know
7/22/2011 | What Every Woman Needs to Know

 



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