U. of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
Recent News About U. of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
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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.
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Big Ten universities collaborate on new follicular lymphoma treatment trial
Advances in cancer treatment are focusing on both the effectiveness of destroying cancer cells and patient tolerance to these methods. Dr. Vaishalee Kenkre, a hematologist specializing in lymphomas at the UW Carbone Cancer Center, is leading a...
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Experts advocate expanded screening for congenital cytomegalovirus in newborns
UW Health Kids experts in Madison, Wisconsin, are collaborating with state leaders to address congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV), the most common viral infection among newborns in the United States.
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Mother celebrates year free from rare cancer after childbirth
Lydia Dutcher, a resident of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, recently celebrated a significant milestone: one year free from choriocarcinoma, a rare form of cancer.
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UW Health highlights dedicated nurse during National Nurses Week
To mark the beginning of Nurses Week, UW Health has highlighted the contributions of Luke Markus, a nurse at the Burn and Wound Center.
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National Cancer Institute initiative aids patients in quitting tobacco post-cancer diagnosis
Tobacco use remains a significant health concern in the United States, particularly for individuals diagnosed with cancer.
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UW Health supports mental health through every phase of cancer
Mental health support is a critical aspect of cancer care, as the psychological well-being of patients can fluctuate throughout their diagnosis and treatment.
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UW Health joins statewide effort for maternal mental healthcare
At the start of Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, UW Health announced its involvement in a new statewide initiative aimed at supporting mental health during pregnancy and postpartum.
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Mother faces high-risk pregnancy but receives life-saving care in Madison
Taryn Apodaca, a mother of five from Shullsburg, Wisconsin, faced a potentially life-threatening pregnancy condition last year.
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Organ donor Erich Stubbe's legacy continues to impact lives
Erich Stubbe, remembered as a committed public servant and devoted family man, was honored posthumously as an organ donor at University Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin.
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UW Health invites dog lovers for hospital therapy program
UW Health is inviting dog owners to apply for its Caring Canines program, intended to aid both adult and pediatric patients.
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UW Health Specialty Mail Order Pharmacy adopts paper-free option for prescriptions
UW Health has introduced a new option through its Specialty Mail Order Pharmacy to reduce paper usage alongside prescriptions.
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Reproductive endocrinology fellowship enhances fertility care at UW Health
The first fellowship program in Wisconsin focused on reproductive endocrinology and infertility is enhancing access to care for patients with reproductive health conditions and those seeking in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment at UW Health.
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UW Health's Compass Program marks first year of substance use disorder services
The UW Health Compass Program, designed as a walk-in treatment center for individuals with substance use disorders, recently marked one year in service.
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Eric Sarno shares his stroke recovery story to promote advance care planning
Eric Sarno, now a stroke survivor, is advocating for advance care planning after his experience of a sudden medical crisis.
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Traffic disruptions expected near University Hospital due to construction
People traveling to University Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin, should anticipate changes in traffic conditions due to ongoing construction projects.
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Pardeeville students raise funds for cancer research with annual Bulldog Stomp event
Pardeeville's Bulldog Stomp Cancer Run-Walk has become a cherished event, supported by local residents and high school students who take on its organization.
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Carbone Cancer Center expands cutting-edge early phase trials for new cancer therapies
Early phase clinical trials are essential in the development of new cancer treatments, moving promising discoveries from the laboratory to human testing.
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Dr. Yanny shares advice on managing seasonal allergies in children
As spring unfolds, seasonal allergies are again affecting children across the United States, impacting about 20% of kids, reveals Dr. Megan Yanny, a pediatrician at UW Health Kids.
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Father becomes living liver donor to save his daughter
Sean Eiles and his husband, Steve, decided to grow their family through adoption shortly after marrying in 2019.