We picked up some great ideas for a healthy start to the new year thanks to the store-wide Wellness Fair Heinen’s Grocery
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Telecommuting, also known as working from home, may create a lonely environment for the people who work in the office, according to
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Heinen’s Grocery, our go-to local resource for the freshest foods, is hosting a store-wide Wellness Fair from noon to 4 p.m. this
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Oprah Winfrey is the influential face of a new Weight Watchers program that encourages a more active lifestyle rather than focusing on
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Canned, raw, dried, as a sauce or even as a drink – cranberries come in many different forms, and as the holidays approach, cranberries
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Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital is kicking off “No-Shave November” and their “Man Up” men’s health campaign by offering free professional shaves from
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A study from Brigham Young University suggests adding social relationships to the “short list” of factors that predict a person’s odds of living or
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A breast reduction procedure is often thought of as risky, but it can be a safe and an effective operation for diminishing
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Three Barrington teams joined forces to raise over $215,000 in Sunday’s 14th Annual Les Turner ALS Walk For Life. To reach that
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Marijuana doesn’t seem to shrink brains, but the results of a new study suggest the brains of people who use marijuana may
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JourneyCare in Barrington has been chosen as one of 141 hospice care organizations nationwide to participate in a new Medicare model that
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The age you get married could be a predictor of whether or not your marriage will last, according to an analysis by
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Children who spend time living with both separated parents rather than with just one parent were found to have lower levels of
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Hours before the start of the community’s 4th of July Parade, runners hit the streets of Barrington for Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital’s
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New users of sleeping pills may nearly double their risk of motor vehicle crashes, according to new research published in the The
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