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A pregnant suburban Chicago woman felt contractions a few minutes after finishing the Chicago Marathon and gave birth hours later to a baby daughter.

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In a University of Chicago study of overweight adults following a balanced, restricted-calorie diet, subjects lost 55 percent more weight as fat (almost two pounds) after two weeks when they slept for 8.5 hours each night compared with a period of sleeping only 5.5 hours. When you're short on shut-eye, study authors say, your body produces more ghrelin, one of the hunger hormones.

This is 3rd live workshop on minimal access cardiac surgery by this group. International faculty includes Dr Hendrik Treede from Germany and Prof Jayshankar Raman from Chicago.

Doctors Immediate Care announces $14.99 Flu Shots offer by reducing previous offer on Flu shots $19.99 per shot and extends the offer duration until November 30th, 2014 for the benefit of the valued customers.

Doctors Immediate Care announces $14.99 Flu Shots offer by reducing previous offer on Flu shots $19.99 per shot and extends the offer duration until November 30th, 2014 for the benefit of the valued customers.

Best Natural Treatment for Ear infections at Home. Eardoc device conforms especially to the structure of the ear. The device is placed behind the ear and sends out small vibrations, along the outer ear canal to the tympanic membrane. These vibrations produce tiny pressure waves that affect the walls of the Eustachian tubes causing relaxation of the surrounding tissue.

Eardoc device conforms especially to the structure of the ear. The device is placed behind the ear and sends out small vibrations, along the outer ear canal to the tympanic membrane.

The number of people suffering from addiction is at an all time high, with more people seeking treatment across the USA due to the fentanyl crisis, but new studies have shown that addiction drugs may not only be able to aid those suffering from the deadly disease, but also aid people suffering from long COVID. While there has long been research underway to find a cure for the likes of alcoholism and drug addiction, it turns out naltrexone, a drug used in the addiction treatment space, is helping people who have been suffering from headaches, seizures and fatigue as a result of long COVID. According to Dr. Paul Valbuena at The River Source, an Arizona drug rehab, naltrexone is typically used by rehab centers and prescribed to patients suffering from addiction to reduce cravings and the feeling of euphoria associated with substance use disorder, giving patients clarity and focus to concentrate on recovery. Thanks to a recent report, that has also been revealed to be the case for those suffering with long COVID too, with Lauren Nichols, a long COVID sufferer from Chicago being prescribed the drug by her doctor. She found that the drug helped quell her seizures and headaches, alowing her to think clearly and get on with her life as normal. It's been a similar story for other patients too, and has marked a major breakthrough in the bid to help those who are still suffering in the aftermath of the pandemic.

Sounds around us are collected by the outer ear and goes to the ear drum. Sound then travels to the middle ear, which is behind the ear drum and is filled with air. After that, sound continues to travel to the inner ear.

Even with diet and exercise, many of us have stubborn fat cells that won't go away. CoolSculpting is a surgery-free procedure designed to help you shed stubborn fat bulges from your inner thighs, outer thighs, muffin tops, and back.