Help speed up medical breakthroughs by enrolling in the historic All of Us Research Program at the Warner Park Community Recreation Center on the northside of Madison.
COVID-19: Where are we now and how are University of Wisconsin-Madison researchers making an impact?
This one-day conference will highlight how community-led partnerships are working to achieve health and health equity in Wisconsin.
At this virtual town hall, participants will have the opportunity to learn more about COVID-19 and ask a Native American physician questions related to the pandemic.
Please join us for an afternoon of education and discussion on the bioethical issues involved in valuing health outcomes, measuring health disparities, and morally evaluating health inequalities.
The LGBTQ+ Health Summit educates and activates the health sciences community on LGBTQ+ health and creates new pathways to serve LGBTQ+ communities. This is a virtual conference.
Our event is organized for individuals within the LGBTQ+ Community, students in the health field, professionals in the health field and case managers who may have LGBTQ+ clients. Join us to locate the LGBTQ+ health resources in Madison and Dane County.
The advisory council provides advice regarding the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities' research and research training activities with respect to minority health issues.
This webinar will provide participants with an overview of the "All of Us" Research Program and will consider questions on how this program will impact the future of health care in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Safe Communities and the African American Opioid Coalition (AAOC) partnered up to present a FREE ONE WEEK WEBINAR SERIES: Ending African-American Deaths from Despair.
