Author: Starrlene Grossman
Each year we recognize World TB Day on March 24 to celebrate the discovery of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis by Dr. Robert Koch in 1882. World TB Day is our chance to talk about Tuberculosis- related concerns and share ideas to support worldwide TB control. TB is a disease spread through the air from one person to another. While a lot of work has been done to control and cure TB within the US, people still get sick and die from it every year. In fact, according to the World Health Organization, TB is the top infectious disease killer worldwide. This year the Centers for Disease Control selected the theme “Find TB. Treat TB. Working together to eliminate TB.” This highlights that it takes an entire community of people working together to end the spread of TB disease. It also reveals the sad fact that TB is still a lifethreatening problem and current efforts to find and treat TB disease are not enough. A united effort is needed to identify new strategies to improve testing and treatment options.
Author: KELLY BOELDT
Sheboygan County employers credit health and wellness initiatives at the work site for providing organizational and community rewards.
Author: Craig Schicker
There are six inches of irreplaceable matter between your ears that can be preserved by wearing a safety helmet that matter is your brain.
Author: Libby Holte
In the U.S., one in every four deaths is caused by heart disease.
Author: DAWN WITTIG
Caregivers are those who care for others because they either can’t care for themselves or need assistance to carry out everyday tasks.
Author: Jenn English
Backpack, lunch box, notebooks, markers, crayons, shots.
Author: Amy Clark
HPV vaccine can prevent certain cancers and other diseases caused by human papillomavirus.
Author: Liz Abler and Miva Yang
Is your child up to date with school shots for his/her grade this upcoming school year?
Author: Christine Ditter
Although summer is already well underway, sun safety is still as important as ever.
Author: Libby Holte
The sunny summer days are making their way to Sheboygan.