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Month: May 2014

United Way's HealthConnect insuring hundreds, thousands remain eligible

Jessica VanEgeren of the Capital Times reports: "An effort to reach and insure low-income Dane County residents has resulted in 630 people receiving coverage, but roughly 9,000 residents remain without health insurance, according to the United Way of Dane County." (CAPITAL TIMES, 5/16)

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Projected Alzheimer's epidemic could cost state billions of dollars:

Erica Breunlin of Biz Times reports: "As waves of baby boomers reach their 70s, the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Institute warns that Alzheimer's is on the brink of setting off a state public health disaster and, with it, creating a financial burden costing billions of dollars." (BIZ TIMES, 5/15)

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Mayo Clinic Health System laboratory first in Wisconsin to earn international accreditation

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — The Pathology laboratory at Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire is the first in Wisconsin to have earned an advanced-level accreditation from the College of American Pathologists. Only 27 laboratories worldwide have secured the International Organization for Standardization, ISO 15189, accreditation through the College of American Pathologists.

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Ron Johnson to use campaign fund for Obamacare suit

Patrick Marley of the Journal Sentinel reports: "U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson will use his campaign account to pay for a lawsuit he filed in federal court challenging an aspect of the Affordable Care Act." (JOURNAL SENTINEL, 5/15)

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