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President of Northside Republicans: 'MAHA Commission is putting American children first'

Brian Kasal, President of Northside Republicans, said that the MAHA Commission is leading a science-based effort to prioritize children's health by addressing long-overlooked root causes and focusing on prevention.

By Chicago City Wire | Jun 12, 2025

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Boyd Memorial Hospital hosts walk for Mental Health Awareness Month

Boyd Memorial Hospital's Senior Life Solutions is organizing a walk in Carrollton, Illinois, to mark Mental Health Awareness Month.

By Chicago City Wire | May 8, 2025

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Chicago clinic enhances healthcare access with diverse services

By Chicago City Wire | May 7, 2025

UI Health's 55th & Pulaski Health Collaborative is expanding healthcare access for residents of Chicago's West Elsdon and Gage Park communities.

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Sun Times/WBEZ: We deserve $2 million U.S taxpayer subsidy

By Chicago City Wire reports | May 6, 2025

n response to President Donald Trump's executive order that cuts federal funding to NPR and PBS, the Chicago Sun-Times—owned by NPR affiliate Chicago Public Media—released a statement that, in part, said the loss of $2 million in taxpayer subsidies is a “threat” to “freedom of the press,” while disregarding concerns of political bias in the news outlets' reporting.

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St. Bernard Hospital receives A grade for patient safety by The Leapfrog Group

By Chicago City Wire | May 1, 2025

St. Bernard Hospital has been awarded an A grade for patient safety by The Leapfrog Group in its Spring 2025 Hospital Safety Grades.

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CTU members' lawsuit over financial transparency heads to key May 13 hearing ahead of leadership vote

By Chicago City Wire reports | May 1, 2025

A lawsuit brought by four Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) members over financial transparency is headed to a pivotal court hearing on May 13, where attorneys for the plaintiffs hope to overcome the union’s attempt to dismiss the case.

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University of Illinois Cancer Center renews Commission on Cancer accreditation

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 30, 2025

The University of Illinois Cancer Center has been reaccredited by the Commission on Cancer (CoC), signifying adherence to comprehensive, patient-centered standards for cancer care.

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Eugene Robinson to address Rush University's 53rd commencement with insights and advice

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 29, 2025

Rush University is preparing to award degrees to over 800 graduates during its 53rd commencement ceremony on May 3 at Credit Union One Arena.

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Newly elected Cook County GOP chairman Del Mar seeks to breathe new life into party: ‘We're just going to cut the bull****’

By Chicago City Wire reports | Apr 26, 2025

Longtime Republican figure Aaron Del Mar was elected chairman of the Cook County Republican Party on April 23 with over 85% of the vote in a contested election held at Moretti's in Baker’s Hall on Tuesday, April 22.

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Illinois DOGE Profile: $1.25 million to ONE Northside for political issue advocacy

By LGIS News Service | Apr 22, 2025

ONE Northside is a non-profit originally founded to support the building of more government-subsidized housing in majority white Chicago neighborhoods. Today, it also advocates for more government spending and higher taxes, broadly, backing elected officials who also support those policies and-- quite viscerally-- opposing calls for government efficiency, less spending or lower debt.

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Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez facing renewed questions over residency after public meeting controversy: 'Even Byron doesn't want to live in his neighborhood'

By Chicago City Wire reports | Apr 16, 2025

Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez (25th) is facing renewed questions about his residency after an incident in which his office ejected a reporter from a publicly advertised community meeting.

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SEIU official, Mayor Johnson political supporter Anthony Driver has received $38,750 for car allowance from City of Chicago

By Chicago City Wire reports | Apr 10, 2025

Anthony Driver, an official with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) in Chicago, has been receiving a transportation perk typically reserved for high-ranking city officials, raising questions about the appropriateness of such a benefit for someone in a part-time position.

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UI Health highlights screening, treatment for head and neck cancer awareness month

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 9, 2025

Head and neck cancers, affecting areas such as the mouth, nose, and throat, represent almost 4% of new cancer diagnoses in the United States, impacting over 70,000 patients annually.

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Boyd Healthcare Services celebrates Occupational Therapy Month and exceptional team members

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 9, 2025

April is Occupational Therapy Month, a time to acknowledge the vital role played by Occupational Therapists (OTs) in enhancing the lives of individuals through increased independence and improved quality of life.

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Rush University programs shine in 2024-25 U.S. News & World Report rankings

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 8, 2025

Rush University has once again been recognized as a leading institution by the U.S. News & World Report in its latest Best Graduate Schools rankings, showcasing various programs from its College of Nursing and College of Health Sciences.

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UI Health receives $40M to expand Southwest side healthcare services

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 7, 2025

UI Health has been awarded nearly $40 million to enhance healthcare services on Chicago’s Southwest side.

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Illinois DOGE Profile: $1.5 million to the Chicago Therapy Collective to advocate for cross-dressing

By LGIS News Service | Apr 4, 2025

Founded by lesbian social worker, "yoga teacher, and somatic meditation instructor" Ingrid Ladden, the Chicago Therapy Collective (CTC) "promotes citywide action to alleviate LGBTQIA2S health disparities and advance queer liberation through therapy, education, and the arts.”

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Couple's milestone: liver transplant strengthens their future together

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 2, 2025

When Luciano Dimas noticed health issues in late 2017, he attributed them to aging.

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New transplant approaches tackle calcified blood vessel challenges

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 1, 2025

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a prevalent health issue in the United States, affecting over 35 million individuals, according to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention.

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UI Health seeks ANCC Magnet designation, public feedback by May 2, 2025

By Chicago City Wire | Apr 1, 2025

The University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System (UI Health) has applied for the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program® designation.

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President of Northside Republicans: 'MAHA Commission is putting American children first'

Boyd Memorial Hospital hosts walk for Mental Health Awareness Month

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Chicago clinic enhances healthcare access with diverse services

Sun Times/WBEZ: We deserve $2 million U.S taxpayer subsidy

St. Bernard Hospital receives A grade for patient safety by The Leapfrog Group

CTU members' lawsuit over financial transparency heads to key May 13 hearing ahead of leadership vote

University of Illinois Cancer Center renews Commission on Cancer accreditation

Eugene Robinson to address Rush University's 53rd commencement with insights and advice

Newly elected Cook County GOP chairman Del Mar seeks to breathe new life into party: ‘We're just going to cut the bull****’

Illinois DOGE Profile: $1.25 million to ONE Northside for political issue advocacy

Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez facing renewed questions over residency after public meeting controversy: 'Even Byron doesn't want to live in his neighborhood'

SEIU official, Mayor Johnson political supporter Anthony Driver has received $38,750 for car allowance from City of Chicago

UI Health highlights screening, treatment for head and neck cancer awareness month

Boyd Healthcare Services celebrates Occupational Therapy Month and exceptional team members

Rush University programs shine in 2024-25 U.S. News & World Report rankings

UI Health receives $40M to expand Southwest side healthcare services

Illinois DOGE Profile: $1.5 million to the Chicago Therapy Collective to advocate for cross-dressing

Couple's milestone: liver transplant strengthens their future together

New transplant approaches tackle calcified blood vessel challenges

UI Health seeks ANCC Magnet designation, public feedback by May 2, 2025

Business owner on Hadden: ‘Business owners that I talk to want to keep their mouth shut because they're afraid of her’

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