Healthcare costs set to increase in Ann Arbor By Paul Katula • Nov 8, 2024 Sime Michigan teachers are bracing for a hike in their out-of-pocket healthcare benefits cost; some are looking elsewhere for employment.
Old Chicago School Buildings Brace for Heat By Paul Katula • Aug 23, 2023 Schools worry about excessive heat covering much of the South and Midwest. Chicago will hit a heat index over 110.
Spike in respiratory viruses not just COVID By Paul Katula • Oct 15, 2022 Respiratory infections that cause severe symptoms in children, enough to cause hospitalization, are spiking in Chicago and other areas.
Fitness monitors won’t do the work for you By Press Release • Jan 10, 2018 Fitness trackers are much better at encouraging healthy activity levels when their users set goals, incl. goals catered to specific health needs.
Drinking water with school lunch may cut obesity By Press Release • Nov 9, 2017 A study out of the U. of IL suggests that encouraging students to drink water during lunch at school could cut their risks of becoming overweight.
How well do you know your basic anatomy? By Press Release • Nov 7, 2017 Given that most of us can't locate important organs, muscles, or other body parts, it's no wonder health care is so hard.
Congress lets kids’ health insurance program expire By Paul Katula • Oct 6, 2017 Congress allowed the Children's Health Insurance Program, or CHIP, to expire Sunday. Some states are scrambling to cover kids; others aren't worried.
Present debate shifts focus away from student issues By Press Release • Mar 13, 2017 There are, to be sure, real issues facing America. But the present debate has caused lawmakers to lose focus and move away from actual solutions.