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Panel discusses what’s next for food is medicine movement
Continuing to build investments and prove positive health outcomes are the next steps in the food is medicine movement, panelists said during a Health News Illinois event this week in Chicago.
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Two new conditions added to medical marijuana program
Two new conditions have been added to the list of medical issues that can qualify an Illinois resident for participation in the state’s medical marijuana program.
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Raoul, coalition sues over changes to Title X funding
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul and Democratic colleagues have sued the Trump administration over its new policy related to family planning funding for states and providers.
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Panelists discuss challenges facing food is medicine efforts ahead of cuts to social programs
While providers and payers continue to emphasize the use of healthy foods to help lower the risk of chronic conditions, panelists said this week that emphasizing the importance of food as medicine will be even more critical as changes come from the federal government.
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American Cancer Society to collaborate with RUSH, UChicago Medicine on $82 million housing center for Chicago patients
The American Cancer Society will partner with University of Chicago Medicine and Rush University System for Health on a $82 million facility to provide no-cost lodging and services to cancer patients who need access to treatment.
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Illinois reaches $17.1 billion multi-state settlement with Meta over teen social media addiction
Illinois will receive up to about $768 million as part of a $17.1 billion settlement announced Wednesday with Meta over claims its social media platforms caused addiction and serious mental health harm to youths.
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State unveils guidance to implement universal mental health screenings in schools
The Illinois State Board of Education released guidance Tuesday to assist school districts roll out universal mental health screenings in Illinois schools by next year.
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Former Loretto CEO reaches deal with feds over bribery charges
Former Loretto Hospital CEO George Miller has reached a deal with federal prosecutors for his alleged role in accepting bribes as part of the larger, multi-million-dollar fraud scheme at the Chicago facility.
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Methodist College is proud to announce a transformational lead investment from the Gilmore Foundation to establish its new Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) Program. The gift will create a lasting solution to one of...
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Raoul, DOJ file suit against medical practice over fraudulent Medicaid claims
Attorney General Kwame Raoul and the Department of Justice have filed a joint complaint against a Chicago area medical facility and its billing company over allegations it filed more than $5 million in false claims paid for by Medicare and Medicaid.
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Marketplace health plans set for another double-digit increase
Health insurance plans on the state-based marketplace are expected to see more double-digit percentage increases next year, according to preliminary data from the Department of Insurance.
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Review Board approves OSF plan to shift services from Ottawa to Peru
State regulators narrowly approved a proposal on Tuesday to allow OSF HealthCare to end intensive care and obstetrics services at OSF Saint Elizabeth Medical Center in Ottawa.
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