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Infecciones Infantiles Prevenibles con la Vacuna Pueden Elevar el Riesgo de un Ataque Cardíaco Temprano
He aquí una razón más para vacunar a sus niños: Infecciones infantiles como la viruela, el sarampión y la tuberculosis pueden elevar drásticamente el riesgo de un ataque cardíaco más… Read more
Las Minorías Esperan Más Tiempo a que los Atiendan en Centros de Salud de E.U.
Por ahora, es bien conocido en la comunidad médica que grandes disparidades de salud existen en Estados Unidos cuando se trata de Estadounidenses de diferentes razas. Ahora, nuevos hallazgos publicados… Read more
Governor Rauner Proclaims October Infant Safe Sleep Awareness Month
148 investigations for child sleep-related deaths between 2009 and 2014 On behalf of Illinois DCFS, I would like to invite you to cover our Safe Sleep event at University of… Read more
How to Find Wholeness in a Fractured World
Happiness can seem like an endless journey fraught with many, often contradicting theories. There’s what you should and shouldn’t do; training states of mind; economic considerations; health; family; meaning; philosophy;… Read more
What’s The Best Option for Diabetics Seeking Weight Loss Surgery?
If you’re obese and living with type 2 diabetes, you may have tried in vain to pare off the pounds with a healthier diet and exercise. But gastric bypass surgery… Read more
Actress and Breast Cancer Advocate Adamari Lopez Shares Vital Message with Latinas
By: Ashmar Mandou Once again, actress and breast cancer survivor Adamari Lopez partnered with Procter & Gamble’s Orgullosa Campaign to inform Latinas about the importance of early detection during Breast… Read more
Tips for Picking a Health Insurance Plan for Illinoisans
By: Colleen Van Ham, CEO, UnitedHealthcare of Illinois Open enrollment is underway or about to begin for millions of Illinois residents shopping for family or individual health insurance coverage for… Read more
Study: Mass Shootings in the United States Are ‘Contagious’
Mass killings, such as recent shootings at a college in southern Oregon, a prayer meeting in Charleston, South Carolina, or the 2012 attack at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown,… Read more
Latino Americans: 500 Years of History Hosts Seminars at Columbia College
Latino Americans: 500 Years of History, produced by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the American Library Association (ALA), is a nationwide public programming initiative that supports the… Read more
Tech Companies Seek to Develop New Ingestible Health Trackers
Move over, smartwatches. Wearable devices designed to evaluate our bodies’ sleep patterns, track fitness, and check blood sugar levels are gaining popularity in the United States. Now, Fortune reports, tech… Read more
