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Health Beat: Accurascope spine fix
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Last Updated: 7:51 AM 03/16/10 - Chances are you or someone you know has struggled with back pain. A new procedure some call the equivalent of Lasik is gaining attention. (Full Story) |
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Health Beat: Nutrition boot camp
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Last Updated: 7:52 AM 03/16/10 - A Houston cardiologist has organized a dietary "boot camp" and patients are signing up to help reverse the onset of a host of medical problems. (Full Story) |
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Health Beat: Acupuncture and fertility
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Last Updated: 8:24 AM 03/11/10 - If you're trying to have a baby in Britain, the word from fertility experts is that treatments like acupuncture and herbs are a waste of time. (Full Story) |
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Air quality advisory expanded
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Last Updated: 2:46 PM 03/10/10 - The Department of Natural Resources expanded an air quality advisory that shows excess pollution in the air in several area counties. (Full Story) |
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Health Beat: Women who drink don't gain as much weight
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Last Updated: 7:53 AM 03/16/10 - A little weight gain as we age is normal...but there are those women who never seem to gain much at all. As Erika Edwards reports, it turns out they might have a secret weapon. (Full Story) |
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Hypertension awareness
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Last Updated: 7:18 AM 03/08/10 - High blood pressure can go undetected for years, and the results can be very serious. (Full Story) |
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New recommendations regarding prostate cancer screenings
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Last Updated: 7:47 AM 03/05/10 - New recommendations on whether men should be screened for prostate cancer are causing confusion. (Full Story) |
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New study may provide clues what causes autism
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Last Updated: 7:17 AM 03/04/10 - Science has long known that autism is some type of developmental disorder in the brain...but there's never been a definitive answer for a cause. In this health beat, Monica Robins shows us a new study that just might provide one. (Full Story) |
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New type of tape can give athletes a special edge
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Last Updated: 9:01 AM 03/05/10 - During the Olympic games, you may have noticed some athletes covering parts of their bodies with brightly colored tape. It’s not a fashion statement. As Marianne Favro shows us in this Health Beat, it may be giving them a competitive edge. (Full Story) |
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Health Beat: How stents are changing
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Last Updated: 7:17 AM 02/22/10 - We're all familiar with the use of stents to open a clogged heart artery. That's the procedure former president Bill Clinton just underwent...but how you get to the heart is changing. In today's Health Beat.. Benita Zahn goes into the operating room to show to show us. (Full Story) |
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NEW INFORMATION: Former President Clinton left hospital Friday morning
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Last Updated: 2:59 PM 02/12/10 - Clinton had two stents placed in a clogged heart artery Thursday. Clinton had a quadruple bypass in 2004. (Full Story) |
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UW-Eau Claire program helping those with Asperger's syndrome receiving grant
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Last Updated: 10:29 AM 02/11/10 - A UW-Eau Claire program that helps teens and young adults with Asperger’s syndrome will be expanding thanks to a generous grant. (Full Story) |
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School nurses are in short supply
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Last Updated: 11:46 AM 02/11/10 - Some school districts are facing a critical shortage or nurses, which could prove problematic when dealing with H1-N1. (Full Story) |
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Gift of Life: Kidney transplant recipient starts road to recovery
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Last Updated: 6:58 PM 11/25/09 - A man who spent much of his life dealing with a potentially deadly condition is now looking forward to a better future with his family. There are still plenty of challenges ahead for Dave Olson of Mondovi even though he's received "The Gift of Life." (Full Story) |
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Gift of Life: Man receives directed kidney donation from well-known volleyball coach
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Last Updated: 11:59 AM 11/25/09 - It's a time of year when families think about what they are thankful for. The Olson family of Mondovi knows that simply being together this Thanksgiving tops the list. It turns out help for them came from a familiar, yet unlikely place. (Full Story) |
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