Health
Teaching clinical skills – and compassion
More than 400 uninsured clients have received free primary health care through a partnership involving the UWM Institute for Urban Health Partnerships.
A new wrinkle in smoking research
Hayeon Song, UWM assistant professor of communication, has developed a video game that shows social smokers what they might look like after 20 years of smoking.
Genetic research among ethnic minorities: A question of trust
People of color, who bear a disproportionate burden of chronic illnesses, take part in genomics research at low rates.
Do bans curb texting while driving?
Two UWM economists have found that laws banning text messaging on mobile devices while driving are associated with fewer traffic fatalities.
With a little help from friends and family
UWM nursing researcher Hong Tao is studying how informal caregivers can help reduce rehospitalizations among the elderly.
Pass the peace, and quiet
A UWM researcher is discovering ways to bring down the mealtime noise levels in nursing homes.
Family in the ER: Get out of the way or stay?
Should family members – parents, fiancées, adult children – be allowed in the room as these potentially lifesaving efforts begin?
UWM, Milwaukee Fire Department and Athletico team up
Milwaukee firefighters benefit from the Developing the Occupational Athlete Project.
Opening a door to weight loss for UWM students
The Stepping Forward weight loss program is designed for UWM students with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or greater.
Attacking HIV/AIDS with Economic Change
A team led by UWM scientists is proving that programs that combine public health and microeconomics can lead to positive change.