Illinois bill aims to address gender discrepancies in CPR training
Women are 27% less likely to receive bystander CPR due to fears of inappropriate touching.
Women are 27% less likely to receive bystander CPR due to fears of inappropriate touching.
Enrollment grew to a 10-year high overall but declined on some campuses and among international grad students.
State-specific vaccine guidelines included among two-dozen bills passed during fall veto session.
The case involves bill making major change to corporate civil liability in Illinois.
A bill headed to the governor would once again expand and extend the state’s Expressway Camara Act.
The recent legislative session concluded without passage of a bill to establish a new formula for funding public universities.
More than 150 bills moved through the General Assembly in the final week of the legislative session.
Lawmakers passed bills guaranteeing paid time to pump breast milk and allowing nurse midwives to perform home births.
Lawmakers recently approved criminal justice reforms and a warehouse safety bill.
Two Democratic leaders disagreed on the governor’s community college four-year degree plan this week.