2022

Written By: Eyuel Terefe, MD – Outpatient Psychiatrist at WWH May marks National Mental Health Awareness month. Taking charge of your mental health begins with awareness, adjustment, and making positive lifestyle ...

Written by: Laolu Lediju, MD, MPH, Family Practice Physician at Western Wisconsin Health August is Immunization month, and this provides a great opportunity to discuss the importance of staying up ...

By Jennifer Hinkel, WWH, Director of Rehabilitation Services Fall is almost upon us, which means changing leaves, crisp nights around a fire, hunting season and for many, football. Whether high school, ...

Western Wisconsin Health (WWH) Foundation was recently awarded a Behavioral Health Telehealth Grant funded by the Department of Human Services through the American Rescue Plan Act in the amount of ...

By Dr. Peter Dahlberg, MD, PhD October is breast cancer awareness month, which can take on different meanings from committing to helping a friend or family member through the treatment ...

Last Thursday, November 17, marked National Rural Health Day, an opportunity to recognize the efforts of healthcare professionals and volunteers serving in rural areas. In Wisconsin, one in four residents ...

Written by: Kheng Joe Lau, MD Endocrinologist November is Diabetes awareness month. Diabetes is a serious health condition that affects millions of Americans. It is important to note signs and symptoms ...

By: Eyuel Terefe, MD WWH psychiatrist  For it is the season, the season for giving, the season for thanks and holidays. Yet, it is also the time of winter, which ...

Witten by: Dr. Trevor Wahlquist June is National Scoliosis Awareness Month and a great opportunity to review the signs and symptoms that may be present and allow for an early ...

Parkinson’s Disease Written By: Jennifer Hinkel, DPT, Director of Rehabilitation Services April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month, and this year Western Wisconsin Health would like to increase awareness about the ailment ...