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ASCI Honors Early-Career Physician-Scientists

WashU Medicine faculty members recognized for research achievements

What is Centella Asiatica in Skin Care?

The ingredient helps soothe redness and calm irritation.

Millions Struggle to Afford Healthcare, Cutting Essentials

Survey finds over 82 million Americans sacrificing food, utilities to cover medical costs

Physician Adoption of AI Doubles as Confidence in Technology Grows

New AMA survey finds over 80% of doctors now use AI, up from 38% in 2023, as they see benefits but also express concerns

Physician Adoption of AI in Medicine Doubles as Confidence Grows

New AMA survey shows over 80% of doctors now use AI, up from 38% in 2023, as they see benefits but also have concerns about patient use.

Experts Advise 'Stretching Your Brain' to Stave Off Dementia

Lifelong learning, physical exercise, and controlling health conditions can help protect cognitive function as you age.

Cook County Health Launches Austin Health Center Advisory Council

New council to provide community input for Chicago's Austin neighborhood health center

8 Lip Care Mistakes That Are Making Your Chapping Worse

Derms say you need to resist licking and picking

Cook County Residents Receive $1.5 Billion in Medical Debt Relief

Governor Pritzker and County Board President Preckwinkle announce historic debt forgiveness program.

3 Chicago Hospitals Earn Spots on 'World's Best Hospitals 2026' List

Northwestern Memorial, Rush University Medical Center, and University of Chicago Medical Center recognized among top global institutions

Dr. Sam Speron Shares Seasonal Skincare Guidance for Spring Transition

Board-certified plastic surgeon offers tips to detox and rejuvenate skin for warmer weather

Pritzker Traubert Foundation Awards $5M to Train 1,000 Chicagoans for Health Care Jobs

City Colleges of Chicago and Cook County Health to partner on three-year workforce development program.

Helmet Law Repeal Leads to 26% Rise in Crash Hospital Costs

Study finds $5,785 increase per patient, shifting burden to taxpayers and trauma centers