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Monthly Archives: October 2017

More Americans Turn to Technology to Help Evaluate and Access  Health Care

More Americans Turn to Technology to Help Evaluate and Access Health Care

More Americans are turning to technology first to evaluate health conditions, and a growing number are interested in using the internet to access medical care, while opportunities remain to improve… Read more »

Ribbon Cutting for New Planned Parenthood Rogers Park Health Center

Ribbon Cutting for New Planned Parenthood Rogers Park Health Center

Planned Parenthood of Illinois’ Rogers Park health center hosted a ribbon cutting to commemorate the new location. This new health center is easily accessible and conveniently located near the CTA’s… Read more »

Health organizations partnering to aid in medical mission to Puerto Rico

Health organizations partnering to aid in medical mission to Puerto Rico

In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria, which has ravaged Puerto Rico as the strongest hurricane to hit the U.S. Island in nearly 100 years, Norwegian American Hospital… Read more »

Top tricks and treats for a tooth-friendly Halloween

Top tricks and treats for a tooth-friendly Halloween

Most little monsters will bring home a scary stash of candy after trick-or-treating, so it’s not surprising that nearly 1 in 5 Illinois parents say Halloween is one of the… Read more »

Insanity is the Killer

Insanity is the Killer

by Daniel Nardini In 2012, a man named Min Yongjun attacked and stabbed 23 little children at an elementary school in Chenpeng Village in Henan province, China. All of the… Read more »

One Hour of Exercise a Week Can Prevent Depression

One Hour of Exercise a Week Can Prevent Depression

A landmark study led by the Black Dog Institute has revealed that regular exercise of any intensity can prevent future depression — and just one hour can help. Published in… Read more »

‘It’s Immoral’

‘It’s Immoral’

Rally Urges Congress to Pass Relief After Hurricane Maria By: Ashmar Mandou Puerto Rican leaders, community allies and Ald. Roberto Maldonado (26th) rallied Wednesday morning to demand immediate federal aid… Read more »

State Farm Hosts Good Neighbor Day

State Farm Hosts Good Neighbor Day

Photo Credit: Jenna Coenen and State Farm’s Lisa Cooper Photo 1) Volunteers pack infant care packages in honor of Good Neighbor Day, a national holiday established in 1978 and observed… Read more »

New Freshmen at UIC Jump 23 Percent

New Freshmen at UIC Jump 23 Percent

The University of Illinois at Chicago enrolled a record number of students at its campus this fall, continuing a three-year pattern. This is the result of significant increases in new… Read more »

La Mujer Hispana es Catalizadora de Cultura como Empresaria y la Tasa de Educación Aumenta, de Acuerdo a Nuevo Reporte Nielsen

La Mujer Hispana es Catalizadora de Cultura como Empresaria y la Tasa de Educación Aumenta, de Acuerdo a Nuevo Reporte Nielsen

La mujer hispana se está convirtiendo rápidamente en un poder económico y social en Estados Unidos con un mayor índice de empresariado, logro educativo y matrimonio demorado, de acuerdo al… Read more »