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Erin Hegarty

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Formerly: City Hall reporter @thedailylinechi. More coffee, always.
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‘The algorithm is hacked’: analysis of technology delusions in a modern-day cohort

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By Alaina Burns, Kyle Nelson, Haley R Wang, Erin Hegarty
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Delusions are a core feature of schizophrenia-spectrum disorders. Broadly defined in the DSM-5 as ‘fixed beliefs that are not amenable to change in light of conflicting evidence’, 1 delusional beliefs are commonly described thematically as erotomanic, grandiose, jealous, persecutory or somatic. These central motifs have been shown to recur consistently in schizophrenia, with persecutory delusions being most common.
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Lightfoot Gives Farewell Address With Notes Of Optimism And Hope

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By Dawn Rhodes Verified, Erin Hegarty
| Block Club Chicago Verified
Get more in-depth, daily coverage of Chicago politics at The Daily Line. CHICAGO — Mayor Lori Lightfootgave her farewell address Monday touting her four years as mayor as one marked not only by challenges like the pandemic, civil unrest and an inherited budget deficit but one filled with hope and equity. Lightfoot has less than one week left in her term before Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson is sworn into office as Chicago’s 57th mayor.
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Aldermen Give Initial OK To Allocating $20 Million In State Funding To Help Asylum Seekers

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By Erin Hegarty
| Block Club Chicago Verified
Get more in-depth, daily coverage of Chicago politics at The Daily Line. CHICAGO — Aldermen in two separate committees on Wednesday approved measures that if approved by City Council next week will allocate $20 million in state funding for asylum seekers and several other proposals to sell city-owned land.
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