Sydni Stoffregen
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Rockford surgeon shares benefits of whole-person care (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) - The place where medicine meets natural healing. That’s how Dr. Elisha Robinson describes the Integrative Healing Center she founded in Rockford. Dr. Robinson holds a slew of titles, from board-certified surgeon, and wound care specialist to Natural Health & Holistic Nutrition Practitioner. Ten years ago, she opened the doors to the Integrative Healing Center. Its services include integrative cancer care, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, IV nutritional therapy and
OSF Healthcare opens Pediatric Lipid Clinic to fight high cholesterol in children (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) - Across the U.S., providers are seeing a spike in kids with high cholesterol. Here in Rockford, OSF Healthcare’s opened its first Pediatric Lipid Clinic to fight that spike. The clinic is located at 444 Roxbury Road, and is led by Dr. Natasha Noel, a pediatric cardiologist. She has treated children with heart issues for more than a decade. She says in the past few years, high cholesterol has become a common problem, one provider are getting better at identif
Rockford’s ‘Mow to Own’ Program helps property owners acquire vacant city lots (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) - A program promoted by the city of Rockford helps fill vacant lots and improves neighborhoods at the same time. Acting Mayor Janessa Neal explains, the Mow to Own & Improve Program gives adjacent property owners an opportunity to acquire vacant residential lots owned by the city of Rockford. “The goal is to put these properties back into productive use, encourage property improvements, strengthen neighborhoods, and really reduce the city’s ongoing maintenanc
United Way helps kids learn their ABCs with Winnebago County landmarks (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) - ABC can be as easy as 123, especially when you have a familiar visual to help you out. Winnebago County ABCs pairs each letter of the alphabet with a recognizable local landmark. Jessica Iasparro tells Rockford News First, by combing foundational letter-and-sound-recognition with community pride, this project offers a playful, place-based learning tool for pre-kindergarten children (ages 3-5) and their caregivers. Iasparro, the director of Community Impact
National advocate questions if True Crime Culture threatens fair trials (opens the original)
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (Rockford News First) - We know their names. We know their story. But are we playing a role in how the story ends? Cole Goldberg, a national advocate for fair trials and due process, questions if, and how, True Crime Culture threatens the presence of an impartial jury. So, what is True Crime Culture. Well, to put it simply it’s the widespread fascination of with real-life criminal cases, whether it’s consumed through news outlets, podcasts, online communities or wherever else peop
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