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As the older population is hit hardest from COVID-19 outbreak, Dr. Victoria Braund, Director, Division of Geriatrics with NorthShore, shares how they can protect themselves.
WBBM-AM 780
Use common sense to prevent COVID-19 - wash your hands, don't hoard hand sanitziers, stay home if you are sick, advises Dr. Jennier Grant, Infectious Disease at NorthShore.
WGN TV News
Dr. Bridget Wild, a pediatrician with NorthShore...discusses the ways you can talk to children about the coronavirus...Be honest but don't...
“People should not worry any more about this than the flu,” said Dr. Ernest Wang, Chief of Emergency Medicine at NorthShore...
Heart disease is the number one killer of women. Cardiologist Philip Krause, MD, of the Cardiovascular Institute, explains what you can do now to save your heart.
Woman more frequently have atypical symptoms of a heart attack such as shortness of breath, back pain or jaw pain, explains Philip Krause, MD, of the NorthShore Cardiovascular Institute
WTTW-11
It’s a massive day for sports fans – and also for high-calorie foods...is the highest calorie consumption day of the year,” said Emmaline Rasmussen, a registered dietitian at NorthShore...
More patients of NorthShore University HealthSystem will soon be able to get genetic testing through their primary care doctors...after wrapping up a year-long pilot project that was considered one of the largest...
Scientists try to match the vaccine to what is making people sick, but it’s difficult...NorthShore pediatrician, Dr. Julie Holland, talks to WGN-TV about...
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"There are some data to show that higher chronic stressors in women and poor coping skills to deal with those stressors may be associated with lower birth weight and with delivering earlier," says Dr. Ann Borders at NorthShore...