UW Hospital Neuro ICU reunion brings lives full circle
The doctors and nurses in the University of Wisconsin Hospital Neuro ICU see patients during the most critical moments in their lives.
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Officials respond to multi-vehicle crash in Town of Springdale
The Dane County Sheriff's Office, along with personnel from the Black Earth Fire Department and Mount Horeb Fire Department responded to the Town of Springdale for a multi-vehicle crash Saturday night.
Brain Injury Peer Visitors bring understanding to patients at UW Hospital
UW has become the first hospital in the Midwest to create a Brain Injury Peer Visitor program that brings together former brain injury patients with those currently being treated in the Neurosciences ICU unit.
UW Hospital and Clinics among top 50 in U.S. News rankings
University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics is ranked among the nation's top 50 hospitals in 10 medical specialties, one more than last year in the latest rankings from U.S. News & World Report.
Student battling cancer finds match at hospital where he is being treated
Match Day is a mixture of anticipation, excitement and sometimes disappointment. On the same day and at the same time every year, medical students learn where they will be doing their residency following graduation.
UW Hospital security guard suspected of sexual assault of a child
Hospital: No evidence of inappropriate behavior at the hospital
A security guard at UW Hospital is arrested on suspicion of numerous child sexual assault charges.
Doctors at UW Hospital save two patients with one surgery
It started out as just another day. In a matter of hours, there was a very real possibility that it would be Jenny King's last day.
UW Hospital once again named one of top employers for working parents
Expanded employee benefits focus on family-friendly programs
University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics has been named one of the top 100 employers for working parents by Working Mother magazine, according to a release.
Doctors believe patients have strain of virus sweeping Midwest
CDC tests will have to confirm specific strain on enterovirus
Doctors at local hospitals are treating a confirmed case of enterovirus, but are unsure of what strain of the virus they are dealing with.
UW Health announces CEO to retire
Hospital spokesperson will not comment on email
The president and CEO of UWHC will be retiring after her position was eliminated.
WWII soldier returns to Wisconsin after years-long search
Remains to be studied at UW, then buried by family in Canada
It was a motorcade rooted in history, and the end of an overseas journey for Pfc. Lawrence Gordon.
UW Hospital and Clinics named to great places to work list
Organizations evaluated on benefits, culture, development opportunities
University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics was named to the 2014 list of 150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare list released by Becker's Healthcare, according to a release.
UW Hospital and Clinics track possible measles exposure
Highly-contagious disease spreads through air by breathing, coughing, sneezing
UW Hospital and Clinics officials said they are tracking a possible measles exposure in Madison.
Cottage Grove man seriously injured in truck vs. tree crash
Police say a man who crashed his truck early Saturday was intoxicated.
Police: Drug user attempts to take officer's gun at hospital
A Monona man arrested Friday and taken to the hospital for drug withdrawal treatment attacked the officer in an ER treatment room, police said.
Garbage truck driver in critical condition after being pinned to truck
The Dane County Sheriff's Department said a garbage truck driver was pinned to the truck for about an hour Saturday after a crash on Pleasant View Drive at about 10 a.m.
Argyle arson burn victim's condition improves
Doctors expect woman to be in hospital another month
The mother of three boys who died in an Argyle, Wis., house fire Sept. 7 is recovering well from her injuries, despite doctors' early predictions that she would not likely survive.
Argyle arson burn victim's condition improves
Doctors expect woman to be in hospital another month
The mother of three boys who died in an Argyle, Wis., house fire Sept. 7 is recovering well from her injuries, despite doctors' early predictions that she would not likely survive.
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