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This Friday (March 23), at two different times, two different locations, the good people from the UW-Green Bay Dietetics Internship program will be offering what they call a “Health Grocery Shopping Tour.” Open to...
UW-Green Bay shines a spotlight on the down side of America’s college party culture on Wednesday, Feb. 29. The Student Affairs Healthy Choice Task Force will host “UWGB House Party 2012” at 6 p.m.,...
The promoters are calling it “UWGB House Party 2012” and sending out invitations for a special gathering starting at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 29, in Phoenix B of the University Union. The event shines...
Here’s a reminder as part of Go Red! heart-health awareness week: The kind people of Health Services will be doing blood-pressure screening between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Friday (Feb. 3). The location is...
There’s something called a Concourse Poker Walk taking place Wednesday (Feb. 1) on campus, one of the many events scheduled as part of Go Red! heart-health awareness week. Details here.
Join A’viands Dietitian Jill Roup and Chef George Harper for an informative and fun cooking demonstration this Thursday (Feb. 2) in the Leona Cloud Commons. Recipes featuring heart-healthy ingredients will be featured. The demonstration...
There is still time to protect yourself, before you get cooped up inside this holiday season with a bunch of well-meaning but virus-carrying strangers, friends or family members. According to the Centers for Disease...
A critical public health issue took center stage in our area recently as UW-Green Bay and other institutions sponsored The Childhood Obesity Conference: Integrating Innovative Strategies to Help Tackle the Epidemic. Nearly 200 local...
Thanks to Prof. Dean VonDras for the reminder that the elderly are among the groups especially at risk in these sweltering summer temps. Our resident gerontology expert sent us some information from the National...
Alma Rodriguez Estrada, assistant professor in NAS, confirmed what allergy suffers already knew: It’s nasty out there. All the recent wet weather has increased the prevalence of mold, she told the Press-Gazette for a...
