- Budget committee approves $50 tobacco use fee
- Report: Wis. hospitals have low infection rate
- Wisconsin surgeon indicted on health care fraud counts
- No plan to test Madison lakes after cocaine found in Minn. waters
- Middleton family, lawmakers help draft 'Lina's Law'
- Wildfire could cause air quality issues
- Jolie mastectomy brings attention to genetic testing
- Fond du Lac professor helps study Marine suicides
- Milk break canceled for La Crosse students
- 3 more students contract TB in Sheboygan
- Climate change = more heat deaths
- Where have Europe's nurses gone?
- Boys with ADHD may become obese adults
- Cloning stem cells: What does it mean?
- Trust your memory? Maybe you shouldn't
- GOP: IRS scandal one more strike against health care law
- Amputee Aimee Copeland uses new bionic hands
- 5 things to know about SARS-like virus
- Judge temporarily blocks Ark. abortion law
- Study finds poop in most public pools
- Budget committee approves $50 tobacco use fee
- Report: Wis. hospitals have low infection rate
- Wisconsin surgeon indicted on health care fraud counts
- No plan to test Madison lakes after cocaine found in Minn. waters
- Middleton family, lawmakers help draft 'Lina's Law'
- Wildfire could cause air quality issues
- Jolie mastectomy brings attention to genetic testing
- Fond du Lac professor helps study Marine suicides
- Milk break canceled for La Crosse students
- 3 more students contract TB in Sheboygan
- Assembly passes informed consent bill
- Democrats oppose bill affecting asbestos lawsuits
- No. of traffic crash fatalities fall in April statewide
- Plastic fragments prompt pizza recall
- Woman promotes compression-only CPR
- Assembly panel approves junk food stamp bill
- Assembly panel approves junk food stamp bill
- GOP senator seeks delay in Medicaid shift
- Volunteers to help seniors adjust vehicles for safety
- Sheboygan student has TB
- Proposed change to informed consent law advances
- Proposal changing informed consent law up for vote
- Wisconsin company develops new flu vaccine
- Group hopes to limit aerial manure spraying
- Double-amputee reflects on living with limb loss
- St. Mary's parent company, Dean plan to merge
- 33,000 addicts soon eligible for insurance
- Wisconsin promotes day to return unused drugs
- Less salt and more potassium
- Mother asks for more meningitis prevention at UW
