A new two-year pilot program is bringing free, mobile lead testing to six South Side Chicago neighborhoods to help families identify and address health risks in children under three.
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s new Market City Action Plan aims to replace dependence on large grocery chains with a network of permanent indoor public markets and local food businesses.
By Angela K. Waller, Elevated Survivorship; Shonta Chambers, Patient Advocate Foundation; Ariel J. Thomas, Manifest Vision Partners
Here’s a transformational idea: everyone should have access...
New study shows half of state hospitals at risk reducing staff, cutting services, or closing, safety net hospitals most vulnerable
SEIU Healthcare Illinois members demand...
Chicago nonprofit creates a space for individuals living with rare autoimmune liver disease to find education, advocacy, support and community
Individuals living with Primary Biliary Cholangitis...
By: Jennifer Porter GoreBlack Americans are intensely aware of the connection between food and health but face economic and structural barriers that limit what...
Pastor Chris Harris will announce the 2026–2027 “One Hour of Power” campaign at a September 5th press conference at Bright Star Church Chicago, followed...
Medicare vs. Medicaid: What's the Difference?
Medicare and Medicaid may sound alike, but they are two very different health care programs. The biggest difference? Medicare...
