U. of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
Recent News About U. of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
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UW Health invites community gratitude for National Doctors' Day
UW Health is inviting the community to express gratitude to its physicians in celebration of National Doctors’ Day.
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UW Health psychologist addresses mental health challenges faced by young athletes
Participation in sports offers young athletes numerous benefits, but it can also lead to stress and anxiety.
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UW Health expands AI use for better patient-provider interactions
UW Health is set to expand its use of artificial intelligence technology, aiming to quadruple the number of care providers using an ambient listening tool by mid-2025.
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UW Health hosts open house showcasing cutting-edge cancer research
Tour an advanced cancer research facility and engage with experts at the UW Health | Carbone Cancer Center's upcoming Open House.
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Colon cancer patient advocates self after successful trial participation
Scott Strege's journey from a metastatic colon cancer diagnosis to recovery highlights the significance of self-advocacy and clinical trials in cancer treatment.
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Innovative immune cell therapies aim to tackle solid tumor challenges
Modified immune cell therapies have shown significant promise in treating blood and lymphatic system cancers, but their effectiveness against solid tumors remains a challenge. Dr. Zhubin Gahvari, a researcher at UW Health | Carbone Cancer Center,...
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American Family Children's Hospital plans major expansion for pediatric intensive care
American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin, is set to expand its Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) and introduce a Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (CICU) to meet increasing demand.
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UW Health University Hospital tops Wisconsin in Newsweek ranking
UW Health has been recognized once again in Newsweek's World’s Best Hospitals list.
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Daylight saving impacts teen sleep; expert advises gradual adjustment
Daylight saving time begins this weekend, requiring clocks to be set forward by one hour.
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Badger Challenge registration opens; moves to UW Health Eastpark Medical Center
The Badger Challenge, an annual event aimed at supporting cancer research and treatment initiatives, is now open for registration.
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Child diagnosed with rare genetic disorder after 14-year search
Imagine having a child who seems healthy at birth, only to face unexplained developmental challenges as they grow.
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Caring Canines brings comfort to children at American Family Children's Hospital
Thanks to community support, the volunteer program Caring Canines at American Family Children’s Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin, has been thriving for two years.
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UW Health opens new family medicine clinic in Janesville
UW Health is set to enhance primary care services in south central Wisconsin with the opening of a new family medicine clinic in Janesville.
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Understanding causes and treatments for bladder incontinence
Bladder incontinence, characterized by a loss of bladder control, affects many individuals, disrupting daily activities such as shopping or exercising. Dr. Christine Heisler, a urogynecologist and reconstructive pelvic surgeon at UW Health,...
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Illinois man battles cancer with precision medicine
In 2017, John Chase, a former child protection investigator from Rockford, Illinois, was preparing for retirement.
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Wisconsin man returns to sports after life-saving heart transplant
Patrick Leigh, a Wisconsin resident, has returned to the basketball court after receiving a heart transplant.
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Research underscores importance in treating advanced colon cancer
Eric Hoffman, 58, experienced a life-altering moment in January 2022 when he visited the emergency room for what he thought was appendicitis.
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Dance aids healing journey for bone marrow transplant recipient
Recovery after medical treatment is crucial, with caregivers providing essential support.
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Understanding pelvic organ prolapse: causes, symptoms & treatments
Pelvic organ prolapse, a condition affecting the pelvic floor, is not commonly discussed but impacts many women.
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Bowel incontinence treatable through varied approaches says UW Health surgeon
Bowel incontinence, a condition marked by uncontrollable bowel movements, affects many individuals.