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DeVore: Pritzker Secretly Preparing to Require COVID-19 Vaccine for School-Aged Children

In order to deflect attention away from his administration on the issue, Pritzker is lying to the public to avoid admitting his intentions. #covid

Office Manager for Chicago Medical Practice Sentenced to a Year in Federal Prison for Fraudulently Writing Opioid Prescriptions

Mays attempted to conceal the scheme by creating fake patient profiles for the individuals whose names she put on the fraudulent prescriptions... #opioids

IL Freedom Caucus Statement on CDC Recommendations

There is no compelling reason at this point to mandate vaccines. #covid

Attorney Ben Crump Files Lawsuit on Behalf of User of Chemical Hair Straightening Products

“Black women have long been the victims of dangerous products specifically marketed to them,” said Crump. #crump

Joyce Applauds Program to Improve COVID-19 Health Equity Strategies

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“The pandemic showed us firsthand the inequity and inequality in our health care system,” said Joyce (D-Essex). #COVID

Cook County Board of Commissioners Approves Commissioner Donna Miller’s County-wide Property Tax Incentive Program to Address Food Deserts

One of the main pillars of Cook County’s Policy Roadmap and American Rescue Plan Act initiatives is to promote healthy communities by addressing food insecurity and food access. #foodinsecurity

Joyce Urges Women to Schedule Annual Mammogram

Breast cancer is a disease that affects over 250,000 women and 2,400 men in the United States every year. #breastcancerawareness

Northwestern Mutual’s Chicago-Area Firms Donate $50,000 to Ronald McDonald House Charities in Honor of Company’s Decade-Long Commitment to Fighting Childhood Cancer

Chicago and Downers Grove-based firms announced a combined donation of $50,000 to the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) in Chicagoland #rmhc

Illinois Announces Latest Round of Healthcare Transformation Collaboratives, Providing over $70 Million to Increase Access and Equity in Healthcare Statewide

These funds are being spent in underserved communities to fill gaps that exist in the healthcare system, with a focus on underlying conditions in areas of the state that are high on the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's social vulnerability index scale, and communities that have been disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. #healthcare

‘You’re family now.’ South Suburban men forever linked after one donates part of his liver to complete stranger

Nearly 6,000 people received liver donations in 2022, however less than six percent of those were from living donors. There are currently more than 11,000 people on the U.S. waiting list for liver donation #liverdonation

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