U. of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
Recent News About U. of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
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UW Health launches nation’s first degree-granting surgical technology apprenticeship
UW Health, in partnership with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD), Madison College, and the Workforce Development Board of South Central Wisconsin, has launched a new surgical technology associate’s degree registered...
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Spinal muscular atrophy clinical trial offers new option for UW-La Crosse student
Easton King, a 19-year-old student at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, has been able to pursue his goal of attending college and maintaining independence thanks to advances in treatments for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
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Researchers test new combination therapy for treatment-resistant metastatic breast cancer
Researchers at the Carbone Cancer Center are investigating a new approach to treat metastatic breast cancer that is resistant to current therapies.
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American Family Children’s Hospital expands facility dog team for patient support
Jimmy and Cash have joined the staff at American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison, bringing the total number of facility dogs in the Canine Health and Medical Pals (CHAMPs) program to five.
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UW Carbone Cancer Center uses podcast for outreach to underserved communities
Joshua Wright, an outreach coordinator with the UW Carbone Cancer Center’s Cancer Health Disparities Initiative, is working to connect with medically underserved communities in Wisconsin about cancer risks and prevention.
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UW Health Kids urges families to prioritize children's vision ahead of new school year
As the school year approaches, UW Health Kids is encouraging parents to pay attention to their children’s vision health.
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UW Health expands supportive care options for cancer patients
Improvements in cancer treatments have increased survival rates, but many patients continue to experience physical and emotional side effects after their treatment. Dr. Kim Dittus, a breast cancer medical oncologist specializing in integrative...
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UW Health Kids highlights importance of supporting mothers during World Breastfeeding Week
Making sure patients feel supported is the main focus for lactation consultants at UW Health Kids, based at American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison.
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Specialty-trained gynecologist aims for earlier diagnoses and stronger connections at UW Health Kids
Dr. Katie O’Brien, one of only two specialty-trained pediatric adolescent gynecologists in Wisconsin and the first at UW Health Kids, is focusing on improving care for girls and young women by diagnosing pelvic conditions earlier and connecting...
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Madison man benefits from new targeted therapy after rare eye cancer spreads
Paul Lynch, a Madison resident and avid traveler, was diagnosed with uveal melanoma in October 2021 after noticing vision problems while working at the Minneapolis airport.
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UW Health launches mobile app enhancing patient access
Patients of UW Health now have a new tool to help them navigate their healthcare experiences more conveniently.
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University of Wisconsin Hospitals ranked No. 1 in state by U.S. News & World Report
For the 14th year in a row, University of Wisconsin Hospitals has been named the top hospital in Wisconsin by U.S. News & World Report’s Best Hospitals list. Dr. Peter Newcomer, chief operating officer at UW Health, credited the recognition to the...
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Fertility care supports family planning amid cancer diagnosis
A cancer diagnosis can significantly alter life plans, including family planning.
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Youth basketball tournament raises significant funds for cancer research
“Big Bill” Van Wie was a basketball enthusiast who cherished coaching young players and being an avid fan.
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UW Health receives multiple sustainability awards from Practice Greenhealth
For the third year in a row, UW Health has been recognized by Practice Greenhealth for its environmental leadership.
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UW Health Kids supports Janesville twin's journey through cleft lip challenges
Nine years ago, Sarah and Dan Harvey from Janesville were thrilled to learn they were expecting twin girls.
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Doctor simplifies cancer care communication for patients
Dr. Saurabh Rajguru, a specialist in leukemias and lymphomas at UW Carbone Cancer Center, emphasizes the importance of clear communication with his patients.
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Cases for Smiles seeks volunteers to create personalized pillows at children's hospital
A volunteer initiative known as Cases for Smiles is working to bring joy to patients at the American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Research seeks better treatment options for pancreatic cancer-related cachexia
Cachexia, characterized by significant weight and muscle loss, is a prevalent issue among pancreatic cancer patients.
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New treatment offers hope for uveal melanoma patients
A new treatment for uveal melanoma has allowed Paul Lynch to return to his active lifestyle.