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Why an Aspirin a Day May Hurt Your Health
Previous guidelines suggest older adults at-risk of heart disease or stroke take aspirin daily, but a new study discovers that could be life-threatening.
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High School Clubs Offer Teens New Tools to Fight the Stigma of Mental Illness
Bring Change to Mind, a national nonprofit, offers a rapidly growing model of high school clubs designed to help fight the stigma of mental illness and offer peer support.
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UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Wisconsin CEO on How Housing Improves Health
Ellen Sexton was recently featured as panelist during a Wisconsin Health News event on affordable housing.
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Milwaukee Nursing Program Expands to Fill Dire Nursing Shortage
Milwaukee Area Technical College expanded its nursing program to address a dire shortage of nursing care. The recruitment of new students is possible after a $2.3M grant from the United Health Foundation.
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Community Plan of Wisconsin CEO Discusses Health Equity Efforts in Wisconsin
UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Wisconsin CEO discusses health equity at Wisconsin Health News panel event.
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Food Fairs Ensure Houston Families Receive Healthy Food Year Round
Volunteers from UnitedHealthcare of Texas sort and pass out healthier food at local Food Fairs, reflecting a national commitment to invest in the social determinants of health.
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Tenancy support may lead to better housing — and health
Tenancy support may help bridge the gap between stable housing and improved health outcomes.
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Valuing Federally Qualified Health Centers
Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) provide essential services to Medicaid and underserved populations. UnitedHealthcare leaders emphasize the important role they play.