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Mashup Score: 72
Chicago health officials announced Monday that residents at a Pilsen migrant shelter should receive a second dose of the measles vaccine 28 days after the first shot.
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Mashup Score: 46How Black cardiologists help make a difference for Black Americans dealing with heart disease - 2 month(s) ago
While approximately 60% of Black Americans have heart disease, being treated by a Black cardiologist is quite rare. NBC Chicago’s Lauren Petty takes a look into how representation makes a difference in treatment.
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Why representation is good for your health! Great to talk to @nbcchicago @LaurenPettyNBC about CV dx burden in black communities. Big thanks to the one & only @NMHheartdoc-the ultimate boss & role model for leadership. @AmericanHeartIL @UChicagoMed #BHM https://t.co/yl0AuS7Ftb
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Mashup Score: 5You and AI: Can artificial intelligence cut down on the time and cost it takes to save lives? - 6 month(s) ago
Drug discovery is a time-consuming and expensive, but artificial intelligence could save humans both time and money to bring new therapies and cures to patients who need them. Alex Maragos has the details in today’s “You and AI” segment.
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How can #ArtificialIntelligence be used to discover new treatments? In a recent interview with @nbcchicago, our head of #AI shared how we’re leveraging this technology to bring potential therapies to patients faster. Watch the conversation: https://t.co/83ZypR0NlK
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Mashup Score: 1You and AI: Can artificial intelligence cut down on the time and cost it takes to save lives? - 6 month(s) ago
Drug discovery is time-consuming and expensive, but artificial intelligence could save humans both time and money to bring new therapies and cures to patients who need them.
Source: www.nbcchicago.comCategories: General Medicine News, General HCPsTweet-
Drug discovery is time-consuming and expensive, but artificial intelligence could save humans both time and money to bring new therapies and cures to patients who need them. https://t.co/IxcuiZEMO5
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Mashup Score: 4Here are which COVID symptoms to look out for this fall - 6 month(s) ago
Even though COVID positivity rates and hospitalizations have declined in recent weeks, for many concerns persist about becoming ill this fall, a time of the year which typically sees a surge in COVID, influenza and respiratory syncytial virus, known as RSV, infections. While data provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has shown a drop in positivity rates…
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Fall COVID symptoms: Here are the signs you should look out for — "There should be a nice match between that vaccine and the EG.5 variant, as well as the other XBB variants that are circulating right now” https://t.co/LfJfOz6M7F
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Mashup Score: 1Chicago named ‘Best Big City in the US' by Condé Nast Traveler for 7th consecutive year - 7 month(s) ago
Chicago has been named the “Best Big City in the U.S.” for the seventh straight year by readers of Condé Nast Traveller Magazine, officials announced Tuesday.
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#SweetHomeChicago https://t.co/e5FfyBVuQe
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Mashup Score: 0Northwestern Medicine doctor opens Latina breast cancer clinic - 7 month(s) ago
On the sprawling campus of Northwestern Medicine on the fourth floor of Prentice Women’s Hospital, a brand new Hispanic breast cancer clinic has opened, thanks to Dr. Claudia Tellez.
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Providing Hispanic women with leading-edge #breastcancer care is a “labor of love” for Claudia Tellez, MD. She introduced our new Lurie Cancer Center Hispanic Breast Cancer Clinic @NorthwesternMed to @NatalieMNBC @nbcchicago https://t.co/mA0g6pyOUJ #HispanicHeritageMonth #HHM23 https://t.co/jv4h859yxS
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Mashup Score: 0Chicago TikTok comedian tackles cancer diagnosis with laughter - 9 month(s) ago
Despite his diagnosis of cancer, a Chicago comedian has continued what he loves to do – make people laugh. NBC 5’s Evrod Cassimy has the inspiring story.
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Chicago comedian @ToekneeCorrado decided to document his #lymphoma treatment @LurieCancer @NorthwesternMed and "make this as fun as I can possibly make it." See how he's using the power of laughter against cancer. https://t.co/SZ6Wa5LPis via @EvrodCassimy @nbcchicago #lymsm #AYA
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Chicago health officials announce new policy to slow measles outbreak The city has reported 26 measles cases, 19 of which have been in children under 5. Most of the cases have been associated with the Pilsen migrant shelter https://t.co/f86Rshm1aB