A record-breaking 850 hospital leaders, employees, trustees and volunteers, including from ThedaCare, participated in Wisconsin Hospital Association’s (WHA) Advocacy Day event in Madison April 23.
Dr. Clay Canaday treats patients of all ages and specializes in fracture care and total joint replacement surgery
May is Trauma Awareness Month. You often hear me talk about what happens inside the Trauma Center at Theda Clark Medical Center. But this year is different. I want to talk about what happens outside of this building that makes all the difference.
The new group, which is called Air It Up Better Breathers, will not only provide information to people with COPD, asthma or other respiratory diseases, but also be an outlet for them to talk about their shared challenges.
Supervised toddlers can help pull weeds and pick up around the yard and school-aged children can easily help move mulch and do some bigger jobs.
Theda Clark Medical Center is a Level II Verified Trauma Center.
Anyone who has spent significant amount of time outdoors in Wisconsin has surely experienced the effect of a mosquito bite. Often these bites are a minor nuisance and result in a skin reaction that is comprised of swelling and itching.
2012 was one of the deadliest years for motorcyclists in Wisconsin over the last two decades. The state recorded 114 motorcycle fatalities in 2012, the most since the all-time high of 123 in 1979.
The family doctors at ThedaCare Physicians-New London are building relationships with patients that last a lifetime. The doctors get to see it all – from obstetrics to well-child visits to adult and elderly care.
Riverside Medical Center wants to welcome summer with its 27th Annual RMC Fun Run.
The male body is made up of approximately 60 percent water and female body 50 percent water so it is extremely important to replenish that fluid. This is especially important for athletes who are continuously training, racing and recovering.
Restless legs syndrome (RLS) is a condition in which your legs feel very uncomfortable when you are sitting or lying down. It can make sleeping and traveling difficult and uncomfortable. It can happen at any age but often worsens with age and becomes a problem for older adults.
Allergies are common and usually not life-threatening. But there can be cases of anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction that needs immediate medical treatment.
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