Several Products From Trader Joe's Are Being Recalled Over Possible Listeria Contamination
Listeria can cause sometimes fatal infections in those who are frail, elderly or young children with weaker immune systems, the FDA says.
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Listeria can cause sometimes fatal infections in those who are frail, elderly or young children with weaker immune systems, the FDA says.
Sunday marks World AIDS Day – a time to promote understanding of HIV/AIDS, and the medical, social and political challenges of the disease.
The Chicago Department of Public Health is hosting four flu clinics this week, offering free vaccines. The events are on Monday, Tuesday and Saturday.
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Nationwide, there have been more than 2,000 cases and at least 40 people have died.
Insulin is necessary for people with diabetes to regulate blood sugar levels. About 1.3 million Illinois residents have diabetes, although not all rely on insulin.
A whooping cough outbreak has now infected nearly three dozen students at Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire in recent months.
Abbott Labs announced Wednesday that a team of its scientists have discovered a new subtype of HIV.
Google's lack of wearables has been a blind spot that it is fixing with the Fitbit purchase and the upcoming launch of its earbuds, the Pixel Buds, this spring, UBS analyst Eric Sheridan said in a research note.
"New cases continue to be reported in Illinois and across the country. IDPH is urging Illinoisans not to vape or use e-cigarettes products, especially illicit THC based products, while we continue to investigate this outbreak."
"Mayor Lightfoot, who is herself hard-of-hearing, needs to start taking disability inclusion into her policy making decisions and proposals. She cannot keep treating us like an afterthought. We have the right to accessible and affordable living and business in Chicago."
There is now a treatment for PTSD that is being pioneered in Chicago, and a handful of sites around the country.
Walgreens, based in Deerfield, Illinois, operates more than 9,500 stores in the U.S.
The state on Tuesday begins accepting a new round of applications for marijuana cultivators, dispensaries and more.
Rite Aid said it's removing Zantac and related drugs sold under its name from its shelves. Deerfield based-Walgreens earlier said it's removing Zantac products from shelves while the FDA continues its investigation.
