Health Care
Health care trends to watch for in 2011
While the debate between private sector and government control will rage on in Washington, D.C., the marketplace and its consumers will be most impacted by increasing costs and, in some cases, reduced access.
Protect your eyes from computer vision syndrome
When we discuss protecting our eyes at work, we often think of the workers who are exposed to debris, chemicals, wood chips, metal fragments, etc. These individuals require specific eye protection, such as safety glasses or goggles, to keep their eyes safe from injury while on the job.
Carryover concern
The move by Gov. Scott Walker to strip unions that represent state workers of collective bargaining rights could spill over to unions in the private sector, according to many leaders of organized labor.
UWM School of Public Health to focus on city’s health issues
Construction on the new University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Public Health is scheduled to begin in a few months. While changes to the university's budget may slow the intended growth of the new school, UWM officials are excited to move forward on the initiative.
Executive wellness resolutions for the New Year
They say that planning is 90 percent of success. It's not too early to start thinking about what you...
Sneak peek at key provisions of health care reforms
On March 23, 2010, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPAC) was signed into law, followed by the...
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Web site provides fair’ prices on procedures
Many opponents of government reform of the nation's health care system say health care should become more consumer-driven to...
Carry on
Cheryl and her husband. Tom Berg, started Berg Construction Inc. in 1988. Tom grew up in Mukwonago, and according...
Capital infusions drive biotech ventures
The recent credit crisis and economic downturn have exacerbated the two related challenges that face any biotechnology company seeking financing to develop and license drug leads.
Uncertainty hangs over health care reform
The health care reform legislation signed into law by President Barack Obama will have significant effects on providers, insurance agents, brokers, employers and consumers, but a panel of experts in the field recently disagreed about the scope and extent of that impact.