The Department of Health Services plans to use leftover funding from a cancelled long-term care program to offset higher costs in Medicaid despite calls from advocates to reinvest it in personal care.
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Access to adequate dental care remains an issue for many in the state, especially its most vulnerable residents. A Wisconsin Health News panel this week in Madison examined what’s being done to address the challenge as well as the implications of unmet oral health needs.
Attorney General Brad Schimel, the Alliance for Wisconsin Youth, Marshfield Clinic Health System and the Northwoods Coalition are launching a public awareness campaign to combat and prevent methamphetamine abuse, according to a Thursday statement.
A task force charged with tackling the state’s opioid epidemic plans to move forward on a series of recommendations from a national public research organization to improve the state’s treatment services.
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