WIZM - La Crosse Talk Interviews

Details of this weekend event in La Crosse.

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Erin Goggin so spoke to LaCrosseTalk host Sean Dwyer about the many significant items on Thursday's Council Agenda. 

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The All of Us Research Program is a nationwide NIH initiative aiming to build one of the largest and most diverse health databases in history by enrolling one million or more people across the U.S. Its purpose is to accelerate precision medicine—research that tailors prevention and treatment to each individual. Participants share surveys, electronic health records, physical measurements, and biological samples, creating a rich dataset and extensive health information. Gundersen Foundation's Dr. Todd Mahr discussed the program on W-I-Z-M's LaCrosseTalk.

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UW-LL Political Science Professor Anthony Chergosky shares insights, comments and analysis of the Primary election results with W-I-Z-M LaCrosseTalk host Sean Dwyer.

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New program works to address addiction, dangerous habits and risk reduction.

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Motown takes center stage at this week's Moon tunes.

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Zoo Director Amos Morris says the park works to balance guest experience with the needs of the animals and conservation.  Listen to his conversation with LaCroseseTalk host Sean Dwyer about the Zoo's mission.

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Kyle Kriegel, the Executive Director of the Southwest Chapter of the American Red Cross, talks to Kevin Millard about the need for donations and the nationwide blood crisis. Supply levels are at historic lows at a time of year when donations are typically down. 

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There are many types of headaches, migraine is very well known because of the symptoms it causes. They are also more common than you might think, impacting about 11 to 17% of the United States population, according to research published in the journal Headache. Another interesting fact is they tend to impact women more than men. These are headaches that are so severe that they often cause the individual to avoid social situations, miss work, and can lead to depression or even suicidal ideation. Dr. Alaa Abd-Elsayed, anesthesiologist, UW Health, and professor of anesthesiology, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, talks about treatment, causes and symptoms. 

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Wisconsin Better Business Bureau has warning about Pet Scams which can take advantage of your anxiety and hope for finding that lost animal.

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