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Ask an expert – CRISTINA O’DONOGHUE, SURGICAL ONCOLOGIST

    How has breast cancer treatment improved?
    Teamwork enhances breast cancer treatment work, according Cristina O’Donoghue, surgical oncologist with UChicago Medicine and Advent Health. She said close collaboration between a patient’s multidisciplinary team of experts has yielded significant gains in developing comprehensive treatment plans tailored to each patient’s unique needs.

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    Mind Body Fest offers ‘restorative experience’ in Hinsdale for those impacted by cancer

      Mind Body Fest, an event for families impacted by cancer, is a “relaxing and restorative experience,” according to organizers.

      The event will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. May 16 at Wellness House, 131 N. County Line Road, in Hinsdale.

      Deb Kwiatt, public relations and media manager for Wellness House said Mind Body Fest was “created especially for cancer survivors and caregivers.”

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      Lisa Kolavennu with Greg Dutra ABC7 – Walk for Wellness House

        Cancer patients often describe a lonely or isolated feeling, while navigating the devastating disease.

        A Hinsdale non-profit is trying to change that.

        Wellness house supports thousands of cancer patients each year, with counseling, classes and moral support.

        Families and caregivers can get help too.

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        Spring Newsletter 2026

          On Sundays, Mary used to stand at the stove with something delicious simmering and three conversations going at once. Someone would be setting the table;

          Fall Newsletter 2025

            Lyle and his wife, Carol, discovered Wellness House in 2018, shortly after Carol was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was a nurse at Elmhurst Hospital,

            Spring Newsletter 2025

              During her exam, her doctor found a suspicious lump in her breast and immediately sent her to Rush University Medical Center for more testing. It

              Wellness House Summer 2024 Newsletter

                More than a year of treatments, complications and side effects in her fight against cervical cancer left Sherry feeling isolated, lonely, and looking for some

                Five adults stand and smile together outside, wearing colorful shirts with "Walk for Wellness House" logos. The image is on the cover of "Wellness News" Spring 2024.

                Wellness House Spring Newsletter 2024

                  Both Corporate and Friends and Family teams are an integral part of the Walk for Wellness House,” said Annie Hart, Manager of Special Events and

                  Wellness House Spring Newsletter

                    Better Equipped to Enjoy Life Wellness House, like cancer, would become part of Elizabeth’s life for years to come. Her initial bout with breast cancer

                    An older man and woman stand smiling together outside a house, featured on the cover of the Fall 2022 Wellness News for Living with Cancer.

                    Wellness House Fall 2022 Newsletter

                      Dear Friends, I often feel excited when fall approaches as we begin fresh routines and anticipate all the things a new season can bring. Change