2022 World Cup: Qatar confirms COVID test requirements for fans attending tournament

Over 1 million visitors are expected to come to Qatar for the World Cup, which starts on Nov. 20. Visitors have to show a negative result from a PCR test taken 48 hours before arriving or from an official rapid test taken within 24 hours.

'Terrorist threat' exposes mental health treatment gap

A man accused of threatening mass violence in Waukesha says he never planned to hurt anyone. His family says he's sick but refuses treatment.

'Terrorist threat' exposes mental health treatment gap
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A man accused of threatening mass violence in Waukesha says he never planned to hurt anyone. His family says he's sick but refuses treatment.

Alzheimer’s drug shows promising results in trial study

The company is already seeking an accelerated approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the agency is expected to decide by early next year.

Syphilis and many other STDs are on the rise: Here's what you should know

Infections rates for some STDs, including gonorrhea and syphilis, have been rising for years. But recently released statistics show that last year the rate of infectious syphilis cases reached its highest since 1991.

Wisconsin DHS: Monkeypox data page launched

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) launched on Wednesday, Sept. 28 a new webpage containing state data on monkeypox cases and vaccine administration.

Katie Couric reveals she was diagnosed with breast cancer

The author and journalist said on her website that she “felt sick and the room started spinning” when she discovered she had cancer in June.

CDC says universal masking no longer recommended inside some hospitals, nursing homes

The CDC has eased its universal masking recommendations for some health care facilities — unless they’re located in areas of high COVID-19 transmission.

Wisconsin COVID vaccine doctors' lawsuit

Two fired doctors are suing the Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals saying they were discriminated and retaliated against for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19.

Wisconsin COVID vaccine doctors' lawsuit
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Two fired doctors are suing the Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals saying they were discriminated and retaliated against for not getting vaccinated against COVID-19.

Free COVID shots ending? Why you should get vaccinated/boosted now
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Time is running out for free COVID-19 vaccines. Health officials are warning the federal government is expected to stop COVID funding as early as January 2023. That means your next shot could come at a cost.

Free COVID shots ending? Why you should get vaccinated/boosted now

Time is running out for free COVID-19 vaccines. Health officials are warning the federal government is expected to stop COVID funding as early as January 2023. That means your next shot could come at a cost.

Survey reveals what people would give up to improve their health

What would you give up to proactively improve your health? Many Americans with a preventative wellness routine said they’d be willing to slow down their social lives to pay for it.

Pfizer asks FDA to approve omicron COVID-19 booster shots for 5- to 11-year-olds

Elementary-aged children already received smaller doses of Pfizer’s original COVID-19 vaccine, a third of the dose given to everyone 12 and older.

Teen intrigue in long-lasting birth control options rises after Roe v. Wade decision

The Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade ruling has sent many teens rushing to their doctors in search of birth control. Wait times for appointments are growing in some areas, and Planned Parenthood offices are receiving a lot of questions for information.

Heating costs up 17%, group predicts, how to save on your energy bill
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The average cost of heating a household is set to increase by 17.2% this winter compared to winter last year, according to one forecast. Are you ready for the spike? Is your home?

West Nile Virus in Wisconsin; 1st human case in Sheboygan County

The Wisconsin Department of Health services (DHS) announced the first confirmed human case this year of West Nile virus (WNV) in a Sheboygan County resident.