Flu Kept At Bay So Far This Winter, Health Expert Says
Doctors instead have seen an increase in a type of upper respiratory cold and cough -- still unpleasant, but not influenza.
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Doctors instead have seen an increase in a type of upper respiratory cold and cough -- still unpleasant, but not influenza.
A couple thousand high school students in Palatine were being tested for a genetic heart condition on Thursday, thanks to the generosity of an alum's family.
You might think of the holiday season as a time when more people need mental health help, but a local expert said that's not necessarily so.
Advocate Health Care plans to implement nutritional screening in hospitals starting next year.
Under the provisions of Obamacare, health insurers must cover birth control for women. Trump has said he will repeal and replace the program.
Philip Morris International has signaled it may one day phase out traditional cigarettes as it develops an alternative that heats tobacco but doesn't burn it.
Christmas carols and jingling bells aren't the only sounds filling the air this time of year. Symphonies of sneezes and choirs of coughs mean the holiday season has brought cold and flu season along with it.
CBS 2's Audrina Bigos found out more about her fight for new laws in this Original Report.
The Safe from the Start program helps young children who've lived through domestic violence, street violence and abuse. CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports.
Children's Oncology Services One Step Camp participates in Giving Tuesday, by raising money to give free camp for children with cancer.
On Tuesday, investigators spent a second day at a Shelly Lane home trying to find out what caused a deadly carbon monoxide buildup that killed a mother and daughter.
It is a drug so dangerous, it has never been approved, but anyone can buy it easily online.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker looks at some of the faces behind the numbers.
State authorities are investigating a bed bug infestation at Chicago Police Headquarters.
Get What's Yours For Medicare Author Phillip Moeller warns of common but costly Medicare mistakes in the final of this three-part series.
