New birth control options for students

Student Health Services now offers intrauterine devices, Implanon

By Tara Bannow

The same contraceptive won't work for every woman. Birth control pills must be taken at the same time every day. The NuvaRing should be stored in a refrigerator before use. And both need to be replaced every month. For this reason, UW-Eau Claire Student Health Services has added three new types of birth control to its lineup.

Cod Almighty

Experts weigh benefits, dangers of consuming seafood

By Claudia Lozano

According to the International Food Information Council, eating seafood is one way to improve diet and overall health. Anne Bauch, registered dietitian at Midelfort Clinic Clairemont Campus, 733 W. Clairemont Ave., said she recommends eating coldwater fish, such as salmon, tuna and rainbow trout, at least two times a week.

Health Myths: Exposed

How to beat the winter blues

Doctors recommend treatments for seasonal affective disorder

By Caitlin Heidbrink

Seasonal affective disorder is a form of depression directly linked to seasonal changes. According to a Nov. 2006 study by the American Family Physician, SAD is not a mood disorder, but a sign of serious depression.