Articles by "Johnna Kelly"

Johnna Kelly
Johnna Kelly

Johnna Kelly, healthe news contributor, is a manager of public affairs and marketing at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn. She is a former newspaper reporter and spent nearly 10 years as a public relations professional working for state and county government. During her time as a communications staffer for the Illinois General Assembly, she was integral in drafting and passing legislation creating Andrea's Law, the nation's first murderer registry. In her spare time, she volunteers at a local homeless shelter, enjoys traveling, photography and watching the Chicago Bulls.

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How long does Zika remain in semen? 
How long does Zika remain in semen?
New evidence reveals the mosquito-borne virus lasts much longer than previously thought.
These two factors can triple your risk for depression 
These two factors can triple your risk for depression
An estimated 15 million Americans suffer from depression. Understanding who’s most at risk is the key to early intervention.
Preventing sexual assault begins at home 
Preventing sexual assault begins at home
Parents often teach their daughters to protect themselves, but more time needs to focus on talking to their sons.
Do you suffer from selfie elbow? 
Do you suffer from selfie elbow?
An orthopedic surgeon says taking too many photos can be a real pain.
Skin cancer: Sun exposure is just one piece of the puzzle 
Skin cancer: Sun exposure is just one piece of the puzzle
Researchers discover there are genetic causes underlying men’s increased risk for melanoma.
Your lazy habit has a price tag 
Your lazy habit has a price tag
Do you sit in an office chair or on your couch for hours on end? Researchers say physical inactivity is not only taking a toll on your health, but your wallet as well.
Do opposites attract? The answer depends on your relationship status 
Do opposites attract? The answer depends on your relationship status
New research finds that when it comes to couples, birds of a feather do flock together.