In the wake of President Trump cutting nearly $1 trillion in Medicaid over the next 10 years, Rachel Crites worries for her family and others with disabilities. She says Medicaid is a lifeline—her son is autistic.
Retired La Crosse artist Kate Bausch gets emotional as she thinks about what she and her husband, who was a teacher for 38 years, will have to forgo if Republicans let existing tax credits expire.
Wisconsin obstetrician-gynecologists say moms don’t have to “tough it out.” There’s no evidence that Tylenol use in pregnancy causes autism.
Headache? Sore back? Bad cold? We typically reach for acetaminophen, known by the brand name Tylenol, without much concern.
When used as directed by doctors, it’s the safe way to treat pain and fever in pregnancy as well as in childhood.
But President Trump just gave moms more anxiety by blaming Tylenol for autism, without any proven scientific basis.
Wisconsin obstetrician-gynecologists say moms don’t have to “tough it out.” There’s no evidence that Tylenol use in pregnancy causes autism in the land of green and gold, or anywhere else.
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GOP-backed Appeals Court Judge Marie Lazar has announced she’s running for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Lazar has a history of restricting abortion and voting rights, and her 2022 appeals court race was driven by a right-wing extremist billionaire.
President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill” caps the amount of federal student loans a student can borrow—not even covering the debt most medical students graduate with. That means now, becoming a doctor may only be limited to the wealthy.
Health care is the number one issue constituents in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District are concerned about.
An inside look at what Wisconsin state lawmakers did just before Trump signed his ‘big beautiful bill’ to try to prevent rural hospitals from closing. Will it work?
OB-GYNs in Wisconsin have been breathing a little easier over the last few weeks since the state Supreme Court ruled the 1849 abortion law was invalid.
With the Wisconsin Supreme Court’s decision earlier last month, the state’s “abortion ban” is no more and this OB-GYN is returning to Wisconsin to practice.
While the recently passed state budget includes a first-ever investment in childcare, Wisconsin childcare providers say it’s not going to add up.
