Smith Physical Therapy + Running to host two races this summer in Crystal Lake Racers enter the water in the 2019 Aquathon, and runners traverse the 13.1-mile course of the 2020 Crystal Lake Half Marathon. Courtesy of Dana Tress
Updated 7/2/2021 11:14 PM
After a year of uncertainty, delays, and cancellations, two iconic, local races are back the Crystal Lake Aquathon on Sunday, Aug. 1, and the Crystal Lake Half Marathon on Sunday, Sept. 5.
Both races are held in Crystal Lake and showcase some of the most beautiful scenery, historic landmarks and iconic treasures the area has to offer.
Crystal Lake Aquathon
Race director Denise Smith announced that the fourth annual Crystal Lake Aquathon on Aug. 1 will once again support Girls on the Run of Northwest Illinois. The event will be hosted at the Three Oaks Recreation Area and include three timed options:
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Delayed care causing more health problems
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Doctors are seeing more health problems after a year of patients avoiding regular medical care because of the Pandemic.
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - The coronavirus pandemic forced many people to skip their routine or preventative health care appointments over the past year. Many others ignored or put off health problems because they were afraid of catching the virus.
Now that case rates are dropping, and vaccines are more widely available, doctors say they re seeing more patients return to their offices.
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From rotten teeth to advanced cancer, patients feel the effects of treatment delays
With medical visits picking up again among patients vaccinated against Covid-19, health providers are starting to see the consequences of a year of pandemic-delayed preventive and emergency care as they find more advanced cancer and rotting and damaged teeth, among other ailments.
Dr. Brian Rah, chair of the cardiology department at Montana s Billings Clinic, was confused in the early days of the Covid pandemic. Why the sudden drop in heart attack patients at the Billings Clinic? And why did some who did come arrive hours after first feeling chest pains?