In The Fight Against COVID, Health Workers Aren’t Immune To Vaccine Misinformation
WASHINGTON — As new data shows 1 in 500 Americans has died from COVID-19 and the delta variant continues to surge across the country, the
Jackson Released From Chicago Facility After COVID Recovery
CHICAGO — The Rev. Jesse Jackson is headed home a month after he was hospitalized for a breakthrough COVID-19 infection and following intensive physical therapy
Illinois K-12 School Staff & Teacher Vaccine Mandate Goes Into Effect
Illinois’ vaccine mandate for K-12 teachers went into effect Monday after the deadline was postponed several weeks to allow staff time to get the shot.
Americans Are Turning Down COVID-19 Vaccines That Some Are Traveling Thousands Of Miles To Get
INDIANAPOLIS — The U.S. has secured more doses than the country’s COVID-19 vaccine needs. But around the world, millions of people have no access to
Texas Doctor Who Defied State’s New Abortion Ban Is Sued
DALLAS — A San Antonio doctor who said he performed an abortion in defiance of a new Texas law has been sued by two people
Dozens of McLean County Schools Face COVID Exposure
School-aged children make up the largest share of new coronavirus cases in McLean County. The McLean County Health Department (MCHD) on Wednesday announced 84 daily
Democrat-Sponsored ‘TEXAS Act’ Would Allow $10K Bounties On Sexual Abusers, Those Who Cause Unwanted Pregnancies
SPRINGFIELD – Two weeks after Texas effectively banned abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, a Democratic state lawmaker in Illinois is proposing a law based
Danville VA Accepting Non-Veterans To Help Relieve Strain On Nearby Hospitals
DANVILLE – The VA hospital in Danville, Ill., has begun accepting non-Veteran patients who need inpatient care. The goal is to relieve some of the
Immunocompromised People Produce Fewer Antibodies When Vaccinated, May Need Boosters
ST. LOUIS — As new coronavirus infections continue to climb and fast-spreading variants sweep the U.S., millions of Americans with autoimmune diseases are at risk.
Drop In Childhood Immunizations Worries Pediatricians
COLUMBIA, Mo. — In the decades he’s spent as a pediatrician, Dr. Christopher Wilhelm has never had to treat a child with rubella. “People have
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