Have you ever thought about making your own baby food and using cloth diapers, but didn’t know where to start? Mary Williams, a Certified Nurse Midwife at Women’s Care of Wisconsin will be on hand to discuss the basics of food preparation, babywearing, cloth diapers and much more.
While millions of people suffer from chronic pain, there are many different ways to manage it in your day-to-day life. The free community program, “What You Didn’t Know About Chronic Pain,” offers solutions for relief and will dive into topics related to pain psychology, medications and other treatments
Your back to school check list should also include making sure school children are up-to-date on their vaccines.
The recent Fox Valley Tornado’s have opened many eyes to the danger and destruction of severe weather. Here are few items that you should know.
Eating on the run? Here are some grab & go meal ideas!
The Trauma Center at Theda Clark Medical Center was recently verified as a Level II trauma center for the sixth time, the longest continuously verified Level II trauma center in Northeast Wisconsin.
ThedaCare’s newest scanner speeds up the process for Shawano-area patients receiving nuclear medicine tests.
The Wolf River Area Healthcare Foundation’s 10th Annual Gala Dinner will help raise money to support patient care improvements.
Beginning Sept. 1, ThedaCare Physicians clinics will no longer allow representatives from drug and other medical manufacturers to make on-site visits to our clinics. In addition, our doctors and other providers will no longer offer free samples of prescription medication to patients.
ThedaCare’s Executive Chef Larry London says there are some items he “must have” in his refrigerator.
Men who are looking for information about erectile dysfunction and bladder control concerns can attend the free community presentation, “Man Talk: Managing Incontinence & Erectile Dysfunction,” led by Robert E. Vlach, MD, of Wisconsin Institute of Urology, S.C.
Be sure your child is physically fit and ready before they hit the turf or courts this school year. Sports physicals are a way to ensure the health and safety of children before participating in a sport.
Alexander Tretinyak, MD, is now on the medical staff at Appleton Medical Center as a vascular/general surgeon. He specializes in procedures for aneurysms, vein problems and peripheral artery disease. He is a member of Fox Valley Surgical Associates.
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