Get safety tips and other information about how to protect yourself and your family during cold weather, droughts, floods, and extreme heat.
Find information about a variety of environmental health hazards and environmental health resources.
Healthiest Wisconsin 2020: Everyone Living Better, Longer is the statewide community health improvement plan designed to benefit the health of everyone in Wisconsin by improving health across the life span, eliminating health disparities and achieving health equity.
Find tips, tools and information about how to protect yourself and your loved ones from injury and violence.
Learn about the public health issues affecting the LGBT community and the resources that are available to help address these issues.
Find information about programs and services that support the health, nutrition and well-being of pregnant women, mothers and children.
Good mental health is an essential component of good physical health.
Locate programs and services that provide food and nutrition services to Wisconsin residents.
This program provides statewide leadership to decrease overweight and obesity, increase physical activity, and improve nutrition.
Each workday in Wisconsin, close to 3 million residents older than 16 years report to work, and more than 300 occupational injuries or illnesses will be reported. There are most likely more injuries or illnesses occurring, but sometimes events go unrecognized and unreported. Occupational health is
Drugs in this class are used as pain relievers, but they can also be addictive.
Find tips and programs for improving your oral health as oral health is essential to the general health and well-being of all Wisconsin residents.
Resources to help people recover from a mental illness and/or substance use disorder
View health resources and information available for refugees, including refugee medical screening.
Information on alcohol and other drugs and resources for healthy living.
Locate information about comprehensive services and materials available for tobacco addiction and prevention.
"What Works" was a three-year, collaborative project between the Wisconsin Division of Public Health and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute, funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Fund for a Healthy Future. The overall goal of the What Works project was to identify and disseminate
Last Revised: February 16, 2015
