
SkyRise Chicago Climbs Willis Tower for Rehab Fund
More than 2,000 people climbed the stairs of Willis Tower to support Shirley Ryan AbilityLab's rehabilitation programs.
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More than 2,000 people climbed the stairs of Willis Tower to support Shirley Ryan AbilityLab's rehabilitation programs.
A judge ruled that Ayoub Sayeg must complete administrative processes before seeking judicial intervention.
Late-breaking trials on intensive blood pressure control, statins, and inflammation are set for the American Heart Association's meeting in Chicago.

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Would you get a low-dose CT lung cancer screening if eligible?
Northwestern Medicine will screen more than 300 firefighters from Chicago and DeKalb, Illinois for lung cancer.

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Do you believe community-led support programs are a better solution for dementia care than institutional facilities?
EngAGE Beverly provides themed discussions and cognitive exercises for adults with dementia at Bethany Union Church.

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Should medical innovation focus on making diagnostic testing more accessible in rural or underserved areas?
New wearable technology allows for sweat-based diagnostic testing without the need for specialized laboratory equipment.

Coverage takes in diagnostic advances, treatment breakthroughs, public health impact and disease outbreaks. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal patterns in transmission and urban density present specific challenges that shape how health issues manifest in this environment. Awareness campaigns and access to care represent the most recurring topics behind the reporting.