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Measles Outbreak: Wisconsin health officials confirmed a second child’s death as the outbreak reached at least 649 cases across 20 counties. The U.S. has also lost its measles-elimination status after more than a year of continuous transmission. Health officials urge residents to check their vaccination protection. Maternal and Infant Health: Milwaukee has outlined a four-year plan to improve care for mothers and babies. Telehealth Privacy: Wisconsin joined a federal lawsuit accusing Hims & Hers of deceptive privacy and billing practices.

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Nov. 12, 2026

Healthy Birth Day, Elevance Health Foundation expand Count the Kicks to 11 states

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Elena Olson advances poultry food safety research at UW–Madison

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Nov. 11, 2026

Towner Communications expands Mitel support in Wisconsin and Minnesota

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Plasmanate market seen growing through 2035 as trauma and chronic disease demand rises

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Wisconsin Joins Federal Privacy Lawsuit Against Hims And Hers

Wisconsin Joins Federal Privacy Lawsuit Against Hims And Hers

Wisconsin technical colleges sign statewide transfer agreement with Western Governors University

Wisconsin technical colleges sign statewide transfer agreement with Western Governors University

Act 10 heads to Wisconsin Supreme Court for appeal

Act 10 heads to Wisconsin Supreme Court for appeal

Second Wisconsin Child Dies Of Measles Amid Surge In Cases

Second Wisconsin Child Dies Of Measles Amid Surge In Cases

Milwaukee outlines four-year plan to improve maternal and infant health

Milwaukee outlines four-year plan to improve maternal and infant health


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Nov. 13, 2026

Wisconsin DHS Reports Second Death Connected to the Ongoing Measles Outbreak

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Nov. 12, 2026

Healthy Birth Day, Inc. and Elevance Health Foundation Expand Stillbirth Prevention Partnership To 11 States

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Wisconsin Winter Weather Awareness Week is Nov. 16-20

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Synchrocare, LLC Expands Franchise Opportunities into North Carolina's Growing Medical Technology Market

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Chief Justice Karofsky: Wisconsin's judiciary is "resilient," but "resiliency is not the same as security"

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Wisconsin’s role in the future of health innovation

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