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Category: Public Health

IDPH: Respiratory virus rates at ‘minimal’ levels

by Ryan Voyles | Apr 29, 2024 | Public Health, Top Stories | 0

Illinois’ rate of coronavirus and other respiratory viruses is “minimal” across all counties, the Department of Public Health said Friday.

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Report finds Illinois faces more severe racial health disparities compared to other Great Lakes states

by Ryan Voyles | Apr 18, 2024 | Federal Government, Public Health, Top Stories | 0

Illinois has more severe racial and ethnic health disparities compared to other states in the Great Lakes region, according to a report released Thursday by The Commonwealth Fund.

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Illinois sees low respiratory disease rates

by Ryan Voyles | Apr 1, 2024 | coronavirus, Public Health, Top Stories | 0

Illinois’ respiratory disease burden is low, the Department of Public Health said Friday.

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Raoul charges former Iroquois County public health administrator with theft

by Ryan Voyles | Mar 22, 2024 | Public Health, Top Stories | 0

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul on Thursday charged a former Iroquois County public health administrator with stealing more than $100,000 by billing for fraudulent overtime and back pay.

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