Stress is an experience you may have in response to both positive and negative events in your life. It is not always possible to remove yourself from a stressful situation, but you can work on improving your reactions, thoughts, and emotions related to the event.
“Especially for Boys: What’s Happening to Me?” will help fathers and sons wade through topics on physical and emotional changes during puberty, including acne, body hair, body odor and voice deepening.
Concussions are traumatic brain injuries that change how the brain normally works. A person can get a concussion from an indirect whiplash injury or a direct hit to the head. Even a minor hit can be serious.
The APGAR score is a way of assessing how a newborn baby is doing immediately after birth. It was developed by Virginia Apgar in 1952.
Being active outside, not drinking enough fluids or certain health issues and medications all increase the chance for heat related illnesses, which range in various stages, with heatstroke being the most severe and requiring emergency medical attention.
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There’s a new childbirth class option available for area parents-to-be and they don’t even have to leave their house. ThedaCare is offering an online childbirth education program that future moms and dads can take in the comfort of their own homes.
Knee injuries are a common concern for skiers. The first thing you need to do before hitting the slopes after knee surgery is consult with your physician or physical therapist.
Is it a medical emergency or can it wait until a doctor’s office visit the next day? Deciding whether to head to the hospital emergency department or wait it out for a clinic visit can sometimes be a tough call.
Dehydration, the loss of too much fluid from your body, does not occur just during the hot days of summer.
Neenah Mayor Declares June 6 as ThedaStar Day
When Sharon Warning of Appleton learned in February she had breast cancer, she was not only scared, but also overwhelmed. That’s when Kelly Krueger, one of ThedaCare’s new breast care coordinators, stepped in.
The ThedaCare Breast Centers is the only facility in the Fox Cities to receive official accreditation from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC).
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