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How one Chicago neurosurgeon teaches — and learns — unique pediatric neurosurgery techniques around the world Fact checked by Derick…
How intermittent fasting and circadian rhythms impact health Fact checked by Shannon Sparks There’s a rhythm to life. The…
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Aquablation offers the newest response to BPH Fact checked by Shannon Sparks About a year ago, 68-year-old Chicago native and…
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Is my increasing forgetfulness a sign of Alzheimer’s? By James Mastrianni, MD, PhD Fact checked by Shannon Sparks Q: I…
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Fact checked by Derick Wilder Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing breast cancer detection. Georgia Spear, MD, division chief of Breast…
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Fact checked by Derick Wilder Extra Help with Prescription Costs Effective January 2024 Many seniors on Medicare who need extra…
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New therapies revolutionize sickle cell treatment, but who can afford the price tag? Fact checked by Shannon Sparks When…
Chicago’s Rich History of Cardiology Pioneers Fact checked by Shannon Sparks Chicago has a rich and fascinating history of…
Hearing Health Center Founder & President “You let me keep doing what I love! Thank you to the Hearing…
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Fact checked by Derick Wilder As childhood cancer survival rates improve, a common concern crops up for families: the child’s…
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Illinois looks nothing like it did 150 years ago and beyond. Only .01% of the Prairie State’s prairies remain. People,…
Chicago explores the role of trees in human health and heat mitigation This is not a joke. Ready? What mitigates…
A promising therapy for people with certain cancers is now available in Chicago’s northern suburbs at the community hospital level. NorthShore…
Am I Losing My Hair? By Victoria Barbosa, MD Q: I don’t want to seem vain, but I’m losing my hair,…
The Highland Park 4th of July parade shooting may have faded from the national consciousness, but it hovers like a…
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