(2008/05/13)
Testimony before the Food and Drug Administration last month reinforced warnings that LASIK surgery to correct vision comes with risks: lost vision, painful dry eye, glare and other night-vision problems.
(2008/05/13)
Cheryl Heideman had shooting pain and numbness in her left leg.
(2008/05/13)
The recent health concerns about bisphenol A, a chemical ingredient in some plastic food containers and linings, raises the question of how consumers decide which possible threats to act on.
(2008/05/13)
Dr. John Sherman, a naturopathic physician and medical adviser for www.SureNature.com, has been treating people with cold sores for nearly 30 years. Here, he explains outbreaks and treatments:
(2008/05/13)
Spring is a time of the year when many of us look forward to the warmer weather, green grass, flowers and getting back outside to have fun and enjoyment. In this interim time it can be difficult raising that energy level to get the things done that are necessary to prepare for the warm weather that is ahead.
(2008/05/06)
Kris Greany calls herself a “transportation walker.” The La Crosse woman takes her three children wherever she goes — to the park, grocery store and the library. And she walks.
(2008/05/06)
For several years, many La Crosse area residents have asked us about publishing data on food inspections.
(2008/05/06)
McClatchy Newspapers Looking for another good reason to eat your vegetables? Green, leafy veggies are high in magnesium, and magnesium seems to be good for your gallbladder.
(2008/05/06)
This condition, also known as BPPV, is the most common form of vertigo. Although it’s rarely serious, the Mayo Clinic advises you see your doctor if you experience unexplained, recurrent or severe dizziness. Here, physical therapist Gloria Vassolo explains BPPV.
(2008/04/29)
A chronic illness affects your health over a long period of time — possibly your entire life. Even with advancements in modern medicine, in many cases, there is no way to cure a chronic illness.
(2008/04/29)
Recently, while out for my evening walk, I noticed the birds loudly chirping. I listened carefully and heard robins, cardinals, sparrows, morning doves and others singing away. I could only imagine that they were as happy as I was to have a fairly warm evening in which to enjoy being outside.
(2008/04/29)
Kristi Nickelatti never really thought much about sun tanning or burns.
(2008/04/29)
Dr. Stephen Webster always is concerned this time of the year when young women use indoor tanning beds so they can get a tan in time for prom.
(2008/04/29)
La Crosse allergists are surprised the Food and Drug Administration is studying a possible link between Singulair, a popular asthma drug, and suicide.
(2008/04/29)
The Alzheimer’s Association estimates that 10 million baby boomers will develop Alzheimer’s disease in the United States, according to a recently released report.
(2008/04/29)
Fasprin, a new form of low-dose aspirin that quickly dissolves on the tongue and is absorbed by blood vessels lining the mouth, is being promoted for its heart-health benefits for adults. Studies show aspirin makes blood cells less sticky and helps prevent blood clots that can cause heart attacks and strokes.
(2008/04/29)
Dr. Alan Serure, a South Miami, Fla., plastic and reconstructive surgeon, has been in private practice since 1985. He offers a few tidbits on facial procedures:
(2008/04/22)
Dr. Eva Dahl’s roots are in dentistry. Dahl, an endodontist specializing in root canal treatment who has a private practice in Onalaska, Wis., is a fourth-generation dentist.
(2008/04/22)
More and more, we’re thinking about eating healthier and doing healthier things for our environment.
(2008/04/22)
“Don’t eat your dessert before your meal!” A variation of this is, “Don’t eat that, you’ll spoil your dinner!” Why do we try to live by these simple rules?
(2008/04/22)
Good nutrition is important to reducing your risk of cancer and surviving it.
(2008/04/22)
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, are you ready for the upcoming season? The arrival of spring will bring blooming trees and grass, which may lead to sneezing and wheezing for more than 20 percent of the population.
(2008/04/22)
This relatively newly defined disorder first appeared in the “Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders” in 1980, and the diagnostic criteria was revised in 1987 and 1994. Dr. William Samek, a clinical and forensic psychologist in Miami, explains the disorder:
(2008/04/22)
Chronic heartburn is a daily acid bath for the esophagus, and complications from it are on the rise.
(2008/04/15)
Chuck Mahlum used to live in pain all day, every day for many years. The 38-year-old Holmen, Wis., crane operator had seen a chiropractor and received physical therapy, cortisone injections and pain medications for his back problems.
(2008/04/15)
Edward Howley makes a compelling case for physical activity for all.
(2008/04/15)
Insomnia is estimated to affect more than half of the U.S. adult population. In a survey by the National Sleep Foundation, 58 percent of adults reported having insomnia at least a few nights a week. And the vast majority of those surveyed agreed that sleep loss can have a major impact on their lives.
(2008/04/15)
Before she underwent breast augmentation surgery last summer, Melissa Wohl said she felt self-conscious about her body — especially at the beach.
(2008/04/15)
If you are worried that your family spends too much time in front of the TV, playing video games and chatting online, join Coulee Region Childhood Obesity Coalition members and become part of the Coulee Region Turn Off the TV Challenge April 21-27.
(2008/04/15)
As prom season looms, here’s some advice from Dr. Jason Green, a dermatologist, on treating and preventing acne.
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