Monthly Archives: November 2019
Too Much Ultra-Processed Food Linked to Lower Heart Health
Ultra-processed foods, which account for more than half of an average American’s daily calories, are linked to lower measures of cardiovascular health, according to preliminary research to be presented at… Read more
Chicago Progressive Caucus Sends Letter to Mayor Calling for Investment in Public Mental Health Clinics
The Chicago Progressive Caucus at Monday’s budget hearing called for the Lightfoot administration to amend the Chicago Department of Public Health investments. Last week, Mayor Lightfoot received a letter signed… Read more
Governor JB Pritzker, DHS Celebrate One-of-a-Kind Community Partnership in Lawndale
By: Ashmar Mandou On Wednesday Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) Secretary Grace B. Hou joined the Lawndale Christian Health Center CEO Bruce Miller to… Read more
Does Your Skin Have a Holiday Hangover?
‘Tis the season…for eating…and drinking. We’re all aware of the effects binge drinking can have on our health, but that doesn’t stop most of us from overindulging during the party… Read more
Chicago Earns Gold Medal from CityHealth for Passing Policies that Improve Residents’ Health and Quality of Life
Chicago has again received a gold medal as one of the nation’s highest performing cities when it comes to passing policies that improve the health and well-being of its residents,… Read more
Explore Chicago’s Holiday Celebrations
Compiled by Ashmar Mandou A Christmas Carol Through December 29th Goodman Theatre Price Range: $25-$89 Dickens’ holiday classic is the iconic tale of greedy businessman Ebenezer Scrooge, whose sizable bank… Read more
Shedd Aquarium Holds Public Vote on Name for Beluga Calf
At an Asleep with the Fishes overnight event last week, Shedd Aquarium launched a public vote to decide on a name for the beluga calf born at the aquarium in… Read more
Morton College student charged with possessing weapons on school property
Anthony A. Guban, 24, was charged last Friday with Felony unlawful use of a weapon in violation of the “Conceal Carry Act,” by bringing weapons onto school property while attending… Read more
Brookfield Zoo Lights up for the 38th Year of Holiday Magic
This festive season, continue a tradition or start a new one with family and friends at Brookfield Zoo’s 38th annual Holiday Magic, presented by ComEd and Meijer. The longest-running lights… Read more
City Launches ‘New Start Chicago’ Website
City Hall announced the next phase in a series of comprehensive reforms designed to reverse regressive debt collection policies and bring relief to low-income residents. Beginning today, the latest of… Read more
