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Sinai Caregivers Clean Up Local Park During Anniversary Volunteering Event
Approximately 40 people volunteered to clean up Douglas Park in North Lawndale as a part of Sinai Health System’s 100 Steps Forward event. The event was in celebration of Sinai… Read more
Men’s Health: Common Myths Debunked
By: Ashmar Mandou When it comes to men’s health, there’s no shortage of misinformation floating around that is commonly shared among guys at work, the gym, and at family gatherings…. Read more
Does Losing Weight Mean Having to go Hungry
For many people losing weight is synonymous with restriction and sacrifice. In an effort to acquire the body of their dreams, patients obsess over every calorie and cut too many… Read more
Department of Public Health Launches New Measles Vaccine Finder
Residents can visit measlesvax.chicago.gov and find where to get vaccinated against measles. The Chicago Department of Public Health announced the launch of a new web-based application that helps Chicago residents locate… Read more
Research Confirms Gut-Brain Connection in Autism
People with autism often suffer from gut problems, but nobody has known why. Researchers have now discovered the same gene mutations — found both in the brain and the gut… Read more
Discussing Memory Concerns
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month®, and the Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter is encouraging families to talk about memory concerns sooner. New findings from an Alzheimer’s Association survey found a… Read more
Actor Marc Clotet Gives First Interview in English for Lawndale News
By Nikoleta Morales Spanish actor Marc Clotet has starred in several successful series in Spain including, “El Comisario”, “Física o Química”, “Amar es para Siempre”, “El Caso”, and “Tiempos de… Read more
‘Jazzin’ Season at Shedd Aquarium Kicks Off with Resident Free Night
The iconic and ever-popular Jazzin’ at the Shedd, a staple of the summer event scene in Chicago, enters its 23rd year this month, launching with two special access events: •… Read more
Hernandez: We Are Building an Illinois that Works for Everyone
State Rep. Elizabeth “Lisa” Hernandez, D-Cicero, used the spring legislative session to begin building an Illinois that works for everyone by ensuring working families earn a living wage, expanding access… Read more
Harold Washington College Explores Chicago’s Music Roots
As Chicago prepares to kick off its annual Blues Fest, Harold Washington College’s 11th Floor Gallery is presenting an exhibit of archival photographs curated by the Chicago Blues Museum called… Read more
