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Opportunity to Sponsor the 2019 Chicago American Red Cross Heroes Breakfast
With more than 800 philanthropic and distinguished guests in attendance, the annual Heroes Breakfast is a celebration of spirit and community. Award presentations are made each year to Chicagoland’s finest heroes in the following categories: Blood Services Hero, Community Impact Hero, Disaster Services Hero, Emergency Medical Assistance Hero, Firefighter Hero, Global Citizenship Hero, Good Samaritan Hero, Law Enforcement Hero, Military Hero, Nurse Hero, and Youth Hero. Each year, we honor these individuals and groups for their acts of great bravery, dedication, and service to the community. “The Heroes Breakfast is a chance to shine light on the extraordinary people right here in our own
Upscale Living in La Grange
Spacious floor plans. Deluxe amenities. Unlimited potential. Uptown La Grange is a brand new, luxury apartment community nestled in the heart of Downtown La Grange. We are proud to offer spacious, well-appointed studio and one-, two-, and three-bedroom rental homes in a beautiful and inviting setting. Discover your stylish new home at Uptown La Grange adapted to the way you want to live. Equipped with gas ranges, impeccable layouts, and designer finishes, you'll want to call no other place home. The incredible interiors will excite even the most detailed-oriented with stunning finishes and delightful indulgences. Our services and amenities are unbeatable, offering a robust resident event
The 411 on Bio-Identical Hormone Replacement Therapy
Prior to 2002, giving women hormones during the peri and menopausal years was considered the standard of care. In 2001, 17.9 million women were on at least one hormone replacement therapy [HRT] drug. In 2002, a study called the “Women’s Health Initiative” hit the headlines, stating that HRT raised the risk of cancer and didn’t lower the risk of heart disease. This incited mass hysteria. Women and doctors both reacted by having women stop their hormones, and many did so almost overnight. By 2008, only 5.9 million women remained on hormones. For men, the story is slightly different. In 1996, there was a study published indicating that testosterone therapy increased the risk for prostate
