David Ottenbaker News Today

MADISON, Wis. -- The holiday season is in full swing, and so is respiratory virus season.

MADISON, Wis. -- As students head back to class, something many parents and students are used to at this point is responding to COVID-19.

A National Institute of Health-funded study is publishing findings on long COVID, results a Madison area doctor says are just scratching the surface on the virus and its long-term effects on some patients.

MADISION, Wis. – As the amount of patients in need of care outweighs the number of doctors available, healthcare leaders are using other tools and professionals to meet the demand.

A Tamiflu shortage plaguing pharmacies across the country may last a few more months, an SSM Health doctor warned Tuesday.

MADISON (WKOW) -- Right now, an increase in cases of seasonal illnesses are sending more people to urgent care clinics and making wait times much longer.

Roughly 30% of the state is vaccinated so far.

Wisconsin is seeing a rising number of flu cases, which health officials say is rather unusual this early in the year.

Roughly 30% of the state is vaccinated so far.

Upper respiratory illnesses like the flu are on the rise in Wisconsin, just in time for the holidays.