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‘Safe and stigma-free’: DuPage County Crisis Recovery Center marks anniversary

‘Safe and stigma-free’: DuPage County Crisis Recovery Center marks anniversary

In its first year of operations, DuPage County’s Crisis Recovery Center has completed more than 2,200 onsite assessments, providing mental health and addiction recovery services to thousands of residents and easing the strain on area emergency rooms.

 
How do drugs get their bizarre names?

How do drugs get their bizarre names?

Drug companies invest millions in naming medications, following strict FDA and EU regulations that prohibit names from resembling existing drugs, making medical claims, or promoting manufacturers, with rejections requiring costly renaming like Brintellix becoming Trintellix.

 
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Children’s health: Understanding the dangers of social media challenges for kids

Children’s health: Understanding the dangers of social media challenges for kids

The American Academy of Pediatrics warns about dangerous social media challenges that teens participate in, including the Benadryl challenge, cooking NyQuil chicken, and the blackout challenge.

 
Judge declines to block Illinois’ ‘medical aid in dying’ law ahead of Sept. 12 start

Judge declines to block Illinois’ ‘medical aid in dying’ law ahead of Sept. 12 start

A federal judge on Thursday declined to block Illinois' new “medical aid in dying” law from going into effect this weekend, clearing the way for terminally ill adults to ...

 
VASA Fitness bringing its 11th Illinois club to Mount Prospect

VASA Fitness bringing its 11th Illinois club to Mount Prospect

A national fitness club is moving into Mount Prospect’s south side, promising an innovative and affordable place to work out.

 
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Second measles case reported in Kane County

A second case of measles has been reported in Kane County. The latest person diagnosed with measles was in contact with the first individual, according to a news release from the Kane County Health Department.

 
Judge weighing arguments to halt Illinois’ ‘medical aid in dying’ law ahead of Sept. 12 start

Judge weighing arguments to halt Illinois’ ‘medical aid in dying’ law ahead of Sept. 12 start

Illinois is set to become the first Midwestern state to allow terminally ill adults to take life-ending medication prescribed by physicians when the law goes into effect ...

 

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