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To address the growing and urgent issue of violence in our community, Public Health Madison & Dane County...
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Atrium & South Clinic Locations Closed Monday posted Friday, May 20, 2022 – 11:46 am Office and clinics will re-open Tuesday, May 24th
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Data Notes for the Week of May 19, 2022
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Did you test positive? Complete our online interview for COVID-19!
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Whether you tested at a clinic, hospital, school, pharmacy, or used a home test, please take a few minutes to report in to Public Health.
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Reproductive Justice is Public Health
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Four key facts about reproductive health care in Dane County.
Health Headlines
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Experts: Try generic baby formula, avoid home recipes amid national shortage
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Grace Voegeli-Smith is the mother of twin boys who were born prematurely eight months ago. She relies on a specialty baby formula to keep them fed, a formula that's been in low supply amid the nationwide shortage.
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‘It’s just such a relief’: Local community activist, PHMDC react to $1 million violence prevention effort
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Public Health Madison & Dane County announced it will be awarding $1 million over the next two years to programs within the community that work to stop violence before it happens.
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Madison health experts warn parents not to water down baby formula
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Supply demands and recent Similac recall make it harder to find baby formula to feed developing infants.
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Dane Co. reports higher 2022 case rate than Wisconsin, but lower death rate
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New data released Thursday indicate Dane County has had a higher COVID-19 case rate than the state of Wisconsin so far this year, but a lower death rate.
News Releases
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Public Health Announces $1 Million in Funding for Anti-Violence Work
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Overdose Fatality Review Reveals Troubling Trends in Dane County
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Public Health Madison & Dane County released its report on the 2022 Dane County Overdose Fatality Review (OFR...
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Public Health, Local Health Systems Encourage Boosters & Second Boosters
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Increased levels of COVID activity have pushed Dane County into “medium” levels of transmission, according to the...