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Consider this: people who volunteer at a charity or non-profit organization get a "twofer": they help others while boosting their own health.
University of Wisconsin - Department of Family Medicine Visiting professor David Loxterkamp, MD here for QI Week - Oct. 22, 2009
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University of Wisconsin - Department of Family Medicine Badger Poll looks at Wisconsin residents views of health care reform
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University of Wisconsin - Department of Family Medicine Featured story about UW medical students and the MEDiC Program.
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Every Tuesday evening, in a space that usually houses a Sunday school, UW medical students care for those who have nowhere else to turn.
University of Wisconsin - Department of Family Medicine Other suggestions?
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Employers and hospitals don't have to wait for Congress to address inefficiencies and waste.
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John Lorimer sits in an examination room in the Wichman Clinical Teaching and Assessment Center (CTAC) at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH), waiting for the first of the 25 nervous third-year medical students to enter. ...
University of Wisconsin - Department of Family Medicine Congrats Dr. Kimberly Lansing, an instructor in our Primary Care Clerkship
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The Dean's Teaching Awards honor outstanding contributions to student education in medical school programs. Awardees are selected by a committee of faculty previously honored for their excellence in teaching, making the awards the medical school's only peer-selected teaching awards.
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MADISON - Before you go over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house this holiday season, consider what a University of Wisconsin-Madison infectious-disease specialist calls key myths about travel and illness.
University of Wisconsin - Department of Family Medicine Happy 100, "On, Wisconsin!"...
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“On, Wisconsin!” was first performed 100 years ago Tuesday when a glee club warbled the ditty for the first time in practice followed by the first known public performance at a pep rally the next day.
University of Wisconsin - Department of Family Medicine Details are taking shape for our 40th Anniversary Celebration. We hope to see you there and encourage you to tell others.
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Celebrate the accomplishments of the Department of Family Medicine over its 40 year history at the University of Wisconsin.
University of Wisconsin - Department of Family Medicine Interesting read on innovation and education at the UW.
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Jeremi Suri is on a mission. He wants the UW-Madison, where he's a rising-star history professor, to be bolder, more daring, more adept at reaching out. Unafraid of controversy. More, come to think of it, like Suri himself.
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Black infant mortality has plummeted in one Wisconsin county. Why?
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Laura Pinger, center, leads a meditation class as part of a UW Health study of whether meditation or exercise can ward off colds and the flu. Seated next to Pinger, at UW Health’s Sports Medicince Center at University Research Park, are Roberta Meyer, left, and Michael Pfeffer. ...
Disappearing Docs - A looming shortage of primary care providers is changing the face of health care
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“If you look at the physician workforce, more than a third are in primary care,” says Valerie Gilchrist, professor and chair of the UW Department of Family Medicine. “If you look at the graduates of medical schools, less than a fifth are choosing primary care.”
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Instead, the question should be, why shouldn't you? Kim McAllister, over at Better Health, gives some good reasons why health professionals should start a
