Milwaukee Health Department

City of Milwaukee Health Department Back to School Health Fair

City of Milwaukee Health Department Names Jefflyn Brown as Deputy Commissioner of Clinical Services

Milwaukee Health Department Streamlines Well Woman Program for Better Access

Milwaukee Health Department Urges Residents to Remain Vigilant, Take Precautions Against Mpox, as New Positive Case is Identified

FREE Drive-Thru Mpox Vaccination Clinic This Weekend

Milwaukee Health Department Launches COVID-19 Wastewater Testing Dashboard

City of Milwaukee Health Department Locations Closing Early Due to Worsening Weather

Milwaukee Health Department Urges Residents to Prioritize Cold Weather Health and Safety

VISIT Milwaukee Announces New Vice President and First-Ever Director of Community Engagement & Inclusion

City of Milwaukee Health Department closing for snow

Milwaukee Health Department Reminds Residents to Stay Safe and Warm During Upcoming Winter Storm

COVID-19 Reporting Requirements Changing in Wisconsin

What We Can all do to keep our Homes and Families Lead Safe

Lead – a toxic metal that can be found in various sources, especially in homes built before 1978 – can have severe health consequences, particularly for young children and pregnant people. The effects of lead poisoning can be long-lasting and may include developmental delays, learning difficulties, and a range of other health and behavioral effects.