
DEERFIELD — State Senator Julie Morrison led a measure that would provide addiction services and resources to Illinoisans affected by gambling disorders.
“Gambling addictions have long burdened residents and families across Illinois – financially destroying lives and creating long-term mental health distress,” said Morrison (D-Lake Forest). “By classifying gambling as a disorder through the Department of Humans Services, the state will be able to provide addiction services to those affected.”

DEERFIELD — State Senator Julie Morrison advanced legislation through the Senate that would regulate the distance between schools and daycare centers where nicotine-containing products can be sold.
“Nicotine continues to be too easy for children to access, putting their future health at risk because of an addictive, cancer causing chemical,” said Morrison (D-Lake Forest). “Increasing the distance between schools, child care centers and establishments where nicotine-containing products can be sold is an important next step to keeping addictive and dangerous products out of the hands of those under the age of 21.”

DEERFIELD — State Senator Julie Morrison lead legislation through the Senator providing coverage for medically necessary seizure detection devices – bolstering treatment and diagnostic access for those suffering from seizure disorders.
“Detection is a first line defense for many diseases and disorders – but it is only helpful if the technology or education that can alert a patient or their loved ones is accessible to them,” said Morrison (D-Lake Forest). “By expanding access to live-saving medical technology, like seizure detection devices for those suffering from seizure disorders, we are taking an active step in preventing hospitalizations and improving quality of life for residents.”

DEERFIELD — State Senator Julie Morrison is leading legislation that would regulate the distance between schools or child care centers and establishments where nicotine containing products are sold.
“Increasing the distance between schools, child care centers and facilities and establishments selling nicotine containing products is a key step to keeping these products out of the hands of our children,” said Morrison (D-Lake Forest).
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