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Drug-Free Pain Care Amid North Carolina’s Opioid Crisis
June 13, 2026
By Dr. Eric Goodman, DC, and Dr. Douglas Bradberry, DC | ReliefNow Laser Charlotte | Charlotte, North Carolina North Carolina has been significantly affected by the opioid epidemic. The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services reports elevated opioid-related overdose deaths across the state, including in Mecklenburg County. Many
How to Heal Whiplash After a Broward County Auto Accident
May 22, 2026
By Dr. Bruce Mark, DC | Hollywood Laser Pain Center | Hollywood, Florida Broward County’s busy highways, including I-95, I-595, US-1, and the Turnpike, see thousands of motor vehicle collisions every year. In the immediate aftermath of an auto accident, many patients feel well enough to decline emergency care, only
Pollution Control in Chicago
May 13, 2026
Chicago’s relationship with pollution control is shaped by its size, its history as an industrial powerhouse, and its position along Lake Michigan. As the third-largest city in the United States, Chicago has built a layered system of agencies, ordinances, and community-driven initiatives aimed at reducing pollution in the air, water,
Eugene Pallisco on Weight Lifting for Posture and Weight Loss
May 9, 2026
Weight-lifting is a form of resistance training that helps build strength, improve posture, and support healthy weight management. Fitness trainer Eugene Pallisco explains that it also plays a key role in correcting the physical strain caused by long hours of sitting and screen use. Many people develop rounded shoulders, tight
Why Should You Trust Digital Aesthetic Dentistry Experts for Your Smile Transformation?
May 1, 2026
Clinical research indicates that digital impressions can achieve precision levels of up to 20 microns, significantly outperforming the variable accuracy of traditional physical molds. Many patients hesitate to undergo cosmetic procedures because they fear the results will look artificial or that the process will involve unnecessary discomfort. This anxiety often
Antipsychotic Medication Prescribing Surges Among Older Adults With Dementia Despite Safety Risks of Antipsychotic Drugs
April 25, 2026
By Amanda Reseburg When a loved one is experiencing dementia-related restlessness or other signs of restless behavior that can come with age and diminishing mental capacity due to senility, it can be easy to agree to the prescribing of antipsychotic medications for their condition. While these popular prescriptions can seem
The Chicago Dental Studio Opens Its Newest Dental Office in Wicker Park
April 10, 2026
The opening of The Chicago Dental Studio in Wicker Park marks a practical shift for many patients who have already been part of the practice for years. Until now, residents in the area often traveled to River North, Lincoln Park, or one of their other offices for appointments. The new
What to Ask Your Doctor Before Agreeing to Spinal Surgery
April 7, 2026
By: Dr. Jeffrey N. Shebovsky | ReliefNow® Disc·Joint·Nerve Hamlin | Winter Garden, Florida At ReliefNow® Disc·Joint·Nerve Hamlin in Winter Garden, Florida, Dr. Jeffrey N. Shebovsky works with patients who have often spent months or years searching for a lasting answer to disc and nerve pain. For many of those patients,
Ortho Sport & Spine Physicians Brings Patient-Centered Orthopedic Care to 18 States
April 3, 2026
By: Daniel Brooks Healthcare consumers increasingly expect more from their providers. They want personalized attention, thorough evaluations, and treatment plans tailored to their individual needs. One orthopedic practice has built its entire model around meeting these expectations. Ortho Sport & Spine Physicians, a privately owned spine and orthopedic
Understanding the Emotional Toll of Chronic Lung Disease
March 24, 2026
Living with a long-term lung condition presents daily physical hurdles. Beyond the challenges of managing symptoms and treatment, there is a significant emotional weight that can affect a person’s mental well-being. Feelings of anxiety, frustration, and isolation are commonly reported by those with a chronic respiratory illness, and these feelings
Best Day of My Life: Generational Healing and Growth
March 24, 2026
Healing from Family Trauma to Break Generational Cycles Cole DaSilva explores his personal journey of healing from family trauma and ending inherited patterns in his book Best Day of My Life. Family trauma creates a cycle that many people struggle to break free from because it transmits patterns of suffering
Mental Health Decline in Chicago Workers Sparks Career Shifts
March 19, 2026
Across Chicago’s workforce, a growing number of professionals are reevaluating their careers in response to declining mental health. The pressures of post-pandemic recovery, economic instability, and evolving workplace expectations have created an environment where burnout and emotional fatigue are no longer isolated experiences, they are widespread realities. As mental health
Divvy Expansion Plan Brings 200 New And Upgraded Stations Across Chicago
March 19, 2026
Chicago is growing its Divvy bike-share system in 2026 by adding or upgrading around 200 stations across the city. This project aims to make it easier for people to find a bike, especially in neighborhoods that did not have many stations before. The expansion follows a very busy year in
Northwestern Scientists Identify Fructose “Shield” In Glioblastoma, Opening New Path For Brain Cancer Treatment
March 18, 2026
Scientists at Northwestern Medicine have discovered a major breakthrough in brain cancer research by identifying how glioblastoma tumors use fructose to “hide” from the human immune system. The study, published on March 17, 2026, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, reveals that specialized immune cells within these
Federal SNAP Policy Shift Puts Chicago Adults 55–64 at Risk of Losing Benefits
March 14, 2026
Starting on May 1, 2026, thousands of older adults in Chicago risk losing their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits due to new federal work requirements. Under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, adults aged 55 to 64 are now required to work, volunteer, or participate in a job training
The Difference Between Beard Oil, Balm, and Butter
March 10, 2026
If you’ve spent any time researching beard care, you’ve probably noticed that the product landscape can get a little confusing. Beard oil, beard balm, beard butter — they all sound similar, they’re often marketed in similar ways, and if you’re standing in front of a grooming shelf trying to figure
Dr. Hasan Arslanyuregi on How AI Is Becoming a Clinical Partner
March 10, 2026
For most of modern medical history, healthcare has been built on a powerful foundation: the knowledge, intuition, and clinical judgment of the physician. Doctors examined patients, interpreted symptoms, evaluated laboratory results, and ultimately made the final decisions. Medicine was experiential. It was human. It was deeply personal. Today, however, we
The Modern Approach to Treating Chlamydia: Exploring the Role of Azithromycin
March 5, 2026
Chlamydia is one of the most prevalent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) worldwide, affecting millions annually. Due to its often asymptomatic nature, chlamydia can lead to severe health complications if left untreated. Fortunately, modern medicine has developed effective treatment protocols, including a short course of antibiotics, particularly azithromycin. This article explores
The Hidden Risk of GLP-1s: Are Women Over 40 Losing Muscle Along With Weight
March 3, 2026
By: Kattie Muniz For years, weight loss has had the same equation: eat less, weigh less. And with medications like GLP-1s continuing to gain traction, that equation is being accelerated in ways that can feel remarkably effective for some individuals. Do GLP-1s work? Yes. People often experience less appetite, and
Altai Oncology: Empowering Oncologists with Cutting-Edge Software Solutions
February 26, 2026
Oncology has entered a period of profound technological change. As treatments grow increasingly complex, oncologists must make rapid, high-stakes decisions while also managing demanding administrative tasks, safety checks, and long-term documentation. Digital platforms have become indispensable in navigating these pressures, offering a way to streamline workflows, reduce manual errors, and
Health PR Is Not Like Other PR. Most Practices Haven’t Caught Up.
February 24, 2026
By: Catalyst Brand Strategy · February 2026 The health communications industry is carrying legal, cultural, and professional risks that most practices have not yet fully mapped. Here is what accountability actually requires. A telehealth company runs a weight loss campaign. The testimonials are compelling, the before-and-afters are striking, and the
Fast-Track Treatment: Getting Your Azithromycin Prescription Dispatched via Post My Meds
February 19, 2026
Table of Contents Introduction Understanding Azithromycin The Importance of Timely Treatment What is Post My Meds? How to Get Started with Post My Meds The Fast-Track Process Explained Benefits of Using Post My Meds for Azithromycin Prescriptions Safety and Compliance Considerations Patient Testimonials and Success Stories Future of Telehealth and
Breakthrough in Alzheimer’s Research: UChicago Medicine Finds New Clues to Memory Loss
February 17, 2026
The city of Chicago has long been a center for medical discovery, but a recent announcement from the University of Chicago Medicine is offering a new level of hope for millions of families. On February 16, 2026, a team of neurobiologists led by researcher Mark Sheffield shared groundbreaking findings regarding
Why Lung Cancer Risk Isn’t Always About Smoking
February 15, 2026
Someone might think they’re in the clear because they’ve never picked up a cigarette. However, not all risks come with a warning label or a lighter flick. Exposure doesn’t always smell like anything, nor does it always leave a trace you can scrub off your hands. That’s why conversations about
Northwestern Study Links Sleep-Aligned Fasting to Heart Recovery
February 14, 2026
CHICAGO — A groundbreaking study from Northwestern Medicine is shifting the conversation about heart health from what we eat to when we eat. Published on February 12, 2026, in the journal Arteriosclerosis, Thrombosis, and Vascular Biology, the research suggests that the timing of a person’s last meal relative to their
Finding Wholeness After Loss: Renewal and Identity in Meet Me at the Well
February 13, 2026
By: Sara Wolfe Periods of profound transition often arrive without warning. A marriage ends, a long-held role dissolves, or a life once understood no longer fits. In those moments, the most urgent question is rarely what happened, but who am I now? In Meet Me at the Well, author Coralia
How Karviva Helps Support Wellness Resolutions in 2026 with Simple Daily Rituals
February 11, 2026
By: Dr. Angela Zeng January has a particular mood in Chicago. You step off the El with a new playlist, a fresh plan, and that rare sense of control that only a calendar reset can offer. The next morning, your phone lights up with reminders, your grocery bag is full
Andrea Bellato: Understanding the Body as a Biomechanical System to Eliminate Pain
January 26, 2026
To the untrained eye, the human body can seem like a chaotic and unpredictable collection of parts. But to Dr. Andrea Bellato, an Italian physiotherapist and osteopath, the body is a beautiful and logical system, a masterpiece of biomechanical engineering that operates according to a clear set of principles. His