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UW-Madison researchers teaming up on COVID-19 related projects

UW-Madison researchers from a wide array of disciplines are teaming up on dozens of projects related to COVID-19.

Evers administration offers guidance for businesses once they reopen

The Evers administration today released best practices and safety tips to minimize the spread of COVID-19 once businesses are allowed to reopen.

Gud Medical offers a less expensive yet precise IV tool to the medical world

Madison-based Gud Medical is striving to be a leader in precisely delivering medicine and intravenous fluids. And its syringe adapter could get...

Company uses smartphone app to help people with hearing difficulties

The World Health Organization estimates more than 5 percent of the world’s population experiences some type of hearing impairment. A Wisconsin-based company...

WHA President says COVID-19 is not stressing state health care system

Wisconsin Hospital Association President Eric Borgerding says COVID-19 is not stressing the state’s health care system, though WHA isn’t weighing in on...

MyGenomeRX shows how DNA variations can affect one’s response to medication

-- Whether it be allergies, cold, flu or pain and chronic disease management, most people turn to medication for relief. However, variations...

Steady Shot aims to make insulin injections more precise

A UW-Madison grad and finalist in the Governor’s Business Plan Contest aims to provide a low-tech syringe adapter to assist insulin users...

Partita shifts focus to face shields during pandemic

A Wisconsin company that 3D prints violins is producing face shields during the COVID-19 pandemic. Partita was founded...

Global Health Institute Director says environment key to preventing pandemic

Jonathan Patz, director of the Global Health Institute at UW-Madison, said the key to preventing the next pandemic begins with understanding the...

Wisconsin Beef Council says Trump’s meat plant order provides some certainty for industry

Wisconsin Beef Council Executive Director Tammy Vaasen says President Trump’s executive order mandating that meat plants stay open will likely provide some...

WID director warns that bacterial infections may follow COVID-19

Dr. Jo Handelsman, director of the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery at UW-Madison warns that bacterial infections may follow the coronavirus pandemic.

Farm groups asking state to fill in the gaps in USDA relief

Wisconsin farm groups respond to USDA’s farm relief package by asking for the state to fill in the gaps.

Gener8tor co-founder urges startups to be aggressive in pursuing COVID-19 federal relief

Joe Kirgues, co-founder of gener8tor, is urging startup founders to “be aggressive” in pursuing funding from federal programs aimed at helping businesses...

Brown County reports 402 workers at meat plants in county are infected with COVID-19

Brown County health officials report 402 workers at meat plants in the county are infected with COVID-19, though the total number of...

Health care systems grappling with disruptive changes

Business leaders for health care systems in Wisconsin have seen disruptive changes due to the fallout of COVID-19, and are pursuing various...
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