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Jan 27, 2015 | Press Releases |
Contact Bill Dickmeyer Telephone 608.729.6344 Cell 608.212.5227 Email bdickmeyer@madisonwomenshealth.com Website www.MadisonWomensHealth.com Madison Women’s Health attains patient quality recognition First Wisconsin clinic...
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For Immediate Release January 23, 2015 Contact: Jennifer Miller (608) 266-1683 Major measles outbreak at Disneyland shows why vaccinations are so important Families urged to include vaccinations in spring break plans MADISON –...
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Contact: Scott Larrivee, 262-523-4746, scott.larrivee@anthem.com, Twitter: @AnthemPR_WI FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield offers third dental cleaning and periodontal maintenance visit to pregnant and...
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AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION PRESS RELEASE For immediate release January 26, 2015 Contact: ...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 26, 2015 CONTACT: Toni Morrissey (608) 263-3223 (608) 576-6456 tmorrissey@uwhealth.org UW Health initiative targets ski helmet use MADISON-...
Read MoreJan 26, 2015 | Top Stories |
Although he supports the Affordable Care Act, U.S. Rep. Ron Kind has taken the lead among House Democrats in pushing to repeal a tax in the law that affects almost all of the products made by GE Healthcare in Wisconsin and sold in the United States. (JOURNAL SENTINEL, 1/26)
Jan 26, 2015 | Top Stories, WHN Stories |
The Department of Health Services is awarding the Medical College of Wisconsin $1 million to pilot a child psychiatry consultation program in Milwaukee County and 15 counties in northern Wisconsin. (WHN, 1/26)
Jan 23, 2015 | Top Stories, WHN Stories |
Gov. Scott Walker will propose in his budget that childless adults on Medicaid undergo drug tests to receive benefits, a spokeswoman confirmed Thursday. Walker, in a radio address, billed the action as part of his plan for investing in workplace readiness. (WHN, 1/23)
Jan 23, 2015 | On The Record, Top Stories, WHN Stories |
Dr. Frank Byrne plans to spend his first full day of retirement playing with his rock band. The Grooving Needles, made up of Byrne and several Epic employees, has a gig in Madison on Jan. 31. The day before is his final at the helm of St. Mary's Hospital, a position he's held for more than a decade. (WHN, 1/23)
Jan 23, 2015 | On The Record, Top Stories, WHN Stories |
Dr. Frank Byrne plans to spend his first full day of retirement playing with his rock band. The Grooving Needles, made up of Byrne and several Epic employees, has a gig in Madison on Jan. 31. The day before is his final at the helm of St. Mary's Hospital, a position he's held for more than a decade. (WHN, 1/23)
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