The End of an Epidemic
The number of people with food allergies has exploded in recent years. A dream team of Chicago researchers and scientists may have figured out why, and now they’re developing therapies that could remedy them.
The number of people with food allergies has exploded in recent years. A dream team of Chicago researchers and scientists may have figured out why, and now they’re developing therapies that could remedy them.
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Nutrition researcher Krista Varady, Ph.D., has dedicated her career to intermittent fasting—and has a new approach to share.
The internet's favorite fitness trend has made its way from the Pacific Northwest to Chicago's Garfield Park. Sessions are sold out as of now, but you can jump on the waitlist here.
Developmental psychologist Amanda Moreno, Ph.D., explains how mindfulness programs could help children buffer their stress.
Being a guinea pig for a local pharmaceutical giant is no picnic. But for a few hardy souls, it’s a pretty sweet gig.
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of your ticker is critical. In this special edition of our Top Doctors list, find 138 cardiologists in the six-county metro area who have been recommended by their peers.
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