Many of us take over-the-counter cold remedies to quash our sniffles and cough so we can get on with our day. We try to hide the symptoms, survive the side effects, and hope for the best while cold germs linger in our bodies.
Years ago, I saw the expression “cancer sucks” on a T-shirt of a middle school boy I knew whose mother had passed away from breast cancer the year before.
Research indicates that a person with four or more adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) is six times more likely to struggle with depression, seven times more likely to become alcoholic.
I’ve often said there is an art to communicating. For leaders, communications can shape a more effective business strategy, when started early and often.
Like many mental health diseases, bipolar disorder is often misunderstood, but with medication and counseling, it can be managed.
ThedaCare announces ThedaCare Physicians-Manawa recently received the 2018 BigShots award from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS).
If you spend any time in the woods or tall grass this spring and summer, you will likely be on the lookout for ticks. Tick can transmit a variety of illnesses.
I recently read an interesting account of the assassination attempt and eventual death of James Garfield, our 20th president.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. It’s an opportunity to raise awareness and educate the public about mental illnesses and help reduce the stigma that surrounds the diseases.
I live in an area where boating usually begins in late March or early April. Even before the ice is gone, fishermen are on the river chasing walleye followed by various fishing and pleasure boating activities.
Michelle Hermes, APNP, has joined ThedaCare and will deliver senior care to patients throughout the Fox Cities.
ThedaCare has promoted Mark Thiel and Don Waldrop to new vice president roles. Thiel is now vice president of primary care while Waldrop is vice president of medical specialties.
Drugs and alcohol have a strong hold on people. Even when people want to quit, it can be hard to break free from their grasp. For patients in treatment, relapsing is common with some breaking their sobriety within weeks or months.
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