Two Illinois Women Die From West Nile Virus
One woman was in her 70s and the other was in her 80s, said Chicago Department of Public Health spokesman Ryan Gage.
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One woman was in her 70s and the other was in her 80s, said Chicago Department of Public Health spokesman Ryan Gage.
With almost a year under its belt, has the Affordable Care Act impact as many people as it originally set out to?
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Advocate Health Care and NorthShore University HealthSystem plan to join forces to create Advocate NorthShore Health Partners, which would be the largest non-profit hospital system in Illinois.
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Chicago health officials say there's an increase in respiratory problems at some emergency rooms, but how many and why has yet to be determined.
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Authorities began taking electronic applications Tuesday from patients whose last names start with letters A through L, with those people able to register through Oct. 31. Officials had expected just a few hundred applications in the opening days.
CBS Chicago is partnering with the American Diabetes Association to raise money for diabetes research.
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The state's second largest school district has started the school year with a new look for its lunch menu, after opting out of the National School Lunch Program and forfeiting nearly $1 million in federal funding, to gain more freedom in the food it serves students.
Researchers are tripping seniors on purpose, and it's not some kind of warped practical joke. The experiment is among techniques being studied to prevent falls, the leading cause of injury in older adults.
