Dr. A. A. Kotze in Klerksdorp, North West
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Milwaukee Health Brief: Baby Food Recall, Measles Booster Check, and Upcoming Wellness Screening
Milwaukee, WI – February 19, 2026 – This week: a baby food recall, measles booster reminders, and a UW-Milwaukee wellness screening date for March.
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What Is Obstetrics? A Guide to Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Postnatal Care
This guide explains obstetrics—the medical specialty dedicated to pregnancy, childbirth, and postnatal care—and walks you through each step, from planning and prenatal visits to labor, delivery, and recovery. It outlines common tests, warning signs, pain relief and birth options, and how obstetricians, midwives, and other professionals work together in both routine and high-risk situations. You’ll find clear guidance on newborn care, breastfeeding, emotional well-being, and when to seek help, plus practical questions to ask your care team. Evidence-based and compassionate, it empowers patients and caregivers to make informed choices and feel prepared, safe, and supported throughout the journey.
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What SAMHSA’s 2026 988 funding could change first in local communities
SAMHSA’s 2026 988 funding may show up first as faster answers, more local routing, and stronger follow-up, not instant growth in in-person crisis care.
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How to Distinguish Between Seasonal Allergies and the Common Cold: Symptoms & Care
Understanding the difference between seasonal allergies and the common cold is essential for effective care and relief. While both conditions share symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, and congestion, allergies are often triggered by environmental factors such as pollen and usually cause itchy eyes and symptoms that persist as long as exposure continues. In contrast, colds are caused by viruses, may be accompanied by a sore throat or mild fever, and generally resolve within a week to ten days. Recognizing these distinctions helps patients and caregivers choose the right treatments, manage symptoms more effectively, and know when to seek further medical advice.