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Making the Most of Summer’s Bounty

July 22, 2016

This time of year beautiful fruits and vegetables abound. St. Mary’s Clinical Dietitian Jennifer Oikarinen says making the most of summer produce can improve your health in many ways. Health benefits abound In terms of healthy foods, you can’t go wrong with fresh fruits and vegetables. “Fruits and vegetables are the nutritional all-stars of your […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Fruits, Healthy Eating, Healthy Living, Jennifer Oikarinen, Vegetables

Biotech Pioneer Hopes to Heal with Honey

July 22, 2016

By Luis Vasquez-Ajmac Urban News Service Show Kayla Rodriguez a jar of honey, and she will tell you it’s medicine. Against the odds is one way to describe the young, Latina entrepreneur in the predominantly white, male-dominated, global biotech industry. Kayla Rodriguez, a 28-year old of Puerto Rican descent, co-founded SweetBio, a start-up biotech company […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Dental Surgery, Honey, Kayla Rodriguez, Luis Vasquez-Ajmac, SweetBio

Online Knowledge Center On Student-of-Color Mental Health Is First of its Kind

July 15, 2016

Article Courtesy of the Steve Fund The Steve Fund launches an online resource center during Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, with scientific information from premier experts on student-of-color mental health and emotional well-being. A new online knowledge center offers expert information on supporting the mental health and emotional well-being of students of color. It was […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Black Students, College Students, Mental Health, Steve Fund, Steve Fund Knowledge Center

Prevention best when bugs are biting

June 17, 2016

It’s a fact of life in Wisconsin: summer brings bugs and bugs bite. If you’re spending any time outside, it’s just a part of summer. But beware – some insect and spider bites can lead to more than just red welts. St. Mary’s Hospital Emergency Department physician Dr. Matt Lazio shares advice on how to […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Insect Bites, Matt Lazio, Mosquitoes, West Nile Virus, Zika Virus

Pfizer Officials Call For Blacks to Participate in Sickle Cell Disease Clinical Trials

June 17, 2016

By Joan H. Allen NNPA News Wire Contributor June 19, 2016 marks World Sickle Cell Day. In a desire to help create a greater awareness of sickle cell disease (SCD) and increase their efforts to find a cure, Pfizer invited members of the Black Press to meet and discuss with key members of their rare […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Clinical Trials, Joan H. Allen, Pfizer, Sickle Cell Disease, Sickle Cell Trait

A Gender Issue: Why More Women Die From Stroke

May 20, 2016

May is National Stroke Awareness Month, and while everyone should always be aware of the warning signs, it is an opportune time for women to educate themselves. In the United States, stroke is the third leading cause of death in women, according to the National Stroke Association. It’s the fifth leading cause of death among […]

Popular Interests In This Article: National Stroke Awareness Month, Steven Block, Stroke

Rising Needs of Aging Prompt Senior Living Community Expansion

May 13, 2016

Second phase of $18 million project complete As Wisconsin’s senior population soars and cases of dementia rise , a local senior living community has invested $18 million to meet the needs of this population’s growth. Brookdale Madison West will add a new building with extensive amenities and capacity to accommodate more than 100 seniors. It […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Brookdale Madison West, Clare Bridge Crossings, Senior Living Communities

Donna Shalala keynote speaker for UW-Madison Global Summit for Women

April 15, 2016

by Ann Grauvogl Donna Shalala, president of the Clinton Foundation and former University of Wisconsin—Madison chancellor, and Zimbabwe humanitarian Tererai Trent headline a public slate of speakers for the 2016 Summit on Women, Gender and Well-being April 14-16 at the University of Wisconsin— Madison. The summit focuses on the junction of women, gender and social […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Ann Grauvogl, Conferences, Donna Shalala, Summit on Women, UW-Madison

The cost of hunger: How food insecurity affects health

April 15, 2016

When most people think of the causes and risk factors for chronic disease one important risk factor is often overlooked: hunger. Recently, Feeding America – a network of food banks across the United States – performed an extensive study on hunger across the country. Results from the study show that many families right here in […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Dean and St. Marys Cardiac Center, Food Insecurity, Hunger, Second Harvest

Getting your Zzz’s: Healthy sleep habits add up to better overall health

March 18, 2016

Many Americans skimp on sleep thinking there’s no harm in missing a few hours here or there to maximize hours spent working or having fun. But, Dean and St. Mary’s Hospital Neurologist Dr. Mandira N. Mehra says routinely missing sleep causes a sleep debt, which has serious effects. “Sleep is not a luxury, it’s a […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Mandira N. Mehra, Sleep, Sleep Debt, Sleep Deprivation

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