Health
Chicago Caregiving:
- Anxiously Aging: Feeling vulnerable comes with getting older, but it doesn't have to define this time of life
- Checks and Balances: A money manager can provide oversight and add value
- Caregiving from a Distance: When adult children can't be near their aging parent, advocates mind the gap
The Atlantic:
New York Times: When a New Mother's Joy is Entwined With Grief
Runner's World:
- Best Treatments for Common Summer Skin Woes: Here's how to heal when you're already sunburned, chafed, stung, or otherwise inflamed
- What If You Can't Sleep the Night Before Your Race? Instead of stressing, throw everything you think you know about prerace Z's out the window and replace it with this.
Chicago Magazine:
- Sex Rx for Women
- These Neuroscientists Are Box-Office Mind Readers
- The Cubs' Secret Weapon? Kale, Naturally
International Concussion Society:
- Returning the Athlete to Competition After a Concussion
- Consequences of Concussion in Retired Military
Prospect (Elmhurst University): Elmhurts's new programs in public health prepare students to meet a growing critical need
Medicine on the Midway (University of Chicago Hospital): Two disciplines: one goal: Retired after a successful career in pharma, Elliott Sigal wants to help researchers take cancer immunotherapy 'to the next level.'
Social Change/Adler University: On the front lines - Adler community is addressing overdose epidemic head-on
The University of Chicago Magazine: Bite by bite -- For adolescents with eating disorders, recovery may involve the whole family
The American Headache Society:
- Headache Specialists vs. Non-Headache Specialists for Pediatric Treatments: A Review
- ARMR Shows Potential in Furthering Research
Chicago Health:
- Sleep Right: Stress and environmental factors conspire against sleep, but help can make a lifetime of difference
- Seeing Clearly: How a routine vision check can save your life
- Robot Improves Lung Cancer Detection
- Healing the Hurt Chicago programs help young victims of trauma find their way forward
- Does Holistic Dentistry Have Teeth -- or Is It Just Another Buzzword?
- Can Smartphones Detect Signs of Dementia?
Cincinnati Magazine: Why many moms rely on assistance from birth doulas
Curiosity.com: These (Mostly) Normal Baby Behaviors Terrify First-Time Parents
Folks by Pillpack:
- The Goddess with the Blood Red Eyes: If a rare disease steals your eyesight, you might as well drink good wine.
- Putting A Face To America's Ableism Born with facial paralysis, the work of author, feminist, and public speaker Sarah Hollenbeck strives to get America to address the uncomfortable truth of its prejudices.
- Putting A Funny Face On Crohn's Disease -- Samantha Irby has made a career out of being witty about the unmentionable.
- Daredevil -- This blind athlete loves being noticed.
- Agent Lupus in the F.B.I As an FBI agent, Shahna Richman was trained to handle everything from bank robbers to serial killers, but it never prepared her for lupus.
Next Avenue:
SheKnows:
- Do's and don'ts for running a Turkey Trot with your kid
- Why this nutritionist wants you to eat candy on Halloween
US Catholic: The sex talk: Earlier is better