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Sandra Guy

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Reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times, concentrating on health/wellness, social justice, #technology and #innovation: chicago.suntimes.com/author/sguy/

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A Decade Without a Doctor: How a $35 Million Gift is Bridging Chicago's Healthcare Divide

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By Sandra Guy Verified
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
This is a paid advertisement and doesn’t represent the views or opinions of the Chicago Sun-Times. When two patients walked into Northwestern Medicine’s now-one-year-old clinic at 4822 S. Cottage Grove Ave. in Bronzeville, they made a confession that stopped the room in its tracks: They hadn’t seen a doctor in 10 years. Does this sound familiar? Are you, too, avoiding a doctor’s visit because it seems too exhausting, demanding or inconvenient?
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UChicago Researcher Finds Weight-Loss Drugs Benefit Diabetics Over 50 — But They’re No Silver Bullet

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By Sandra Guy Verified
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
This is a paid advertisement and doesn’t represent the views or opinions of the Chicago Sun-Times. Our relationship with food has never been more complicated, from how rigorously we track its source, to how easily we get overwhelmed by conflicting eating advice, to how we chemically enhance messages that signal our brains we’re full.
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Chicagoans Enjoy Hopeful Long-term Care Trends

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By Sandra Guy Verified
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
This is a paid advertisement and doesn’t represent the views or opinions of the Chicago Sun-Times. Chicagoans are enjoying a long-term care respite from two angles: Stabilized insurance rates provide welcome news for middle-class seniors, while underserved residents can look forward to a new multigenerational housing option.
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