Program Allows Daughter To Donate A Kidney, Get Match For Her Mom
When 21-year-old Dyamond Lindsey couldn't give her mother Sonja one of her kidneys, she didn't quit. She signed up for a kidney-sharing program.
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When 21-year-old Dyamond Lindsey couldn't give her mother Sonja one of her kidneys, she didn't quit. She signed up for a kidney-sharing program.
Counselors neglected to ensure Danny Greco was covered with enough sun block. CBS 2's Dave Savini reports.
It's a Friday morning at The Brookdale Senior Living Center in Lincoln Park. About a dozen seniors gather for their weekly dance therapy program.
The organization Lemons of Love knows what items may help chemo patients. CBS 2's Sandra Torres reports.
Trip planner Amy Seng says a third of her business has been affected by fears of the disease.
With summer in full swing, many of us are trying to lose weight and get in shape; but between work, family, and all your summer activities, finding time to work out can be a challenge. Fitness expert Stephanie mansour has some easy ways to exercise at work and at home.
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U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin met with doctors in Chicago on Tuesday to discuss the Zika virus, and to urge Congress to approve funding to fight the disease.
If the sap from the yellow-flowering weed gets on your skin – and if you don't wash it off -- it can cause a rash and blisters when your skin is exposed to the sun. WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
This Father's Day was one that a Homer Glen man is going to relish for the rest of his life. So will his family.
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The ruling may help veterans with PTSD feel more comfortable trying marijuana to ease their symptoms and reduce their reliance on prescription drugs, said Michael Krawitz of Veterans for Medical Cannabis Access.
A study published by the American Academy of Pediatrics found pathological internet use and bullying are behind suicide's rise as a cause of death in 15- to 19-year olds.
The idea is to give officers skills that may head off the use of force. CBS 2's Marissa Bailey reports.
Retailers predict unintended consequences. WBBM's Terry Keshner reports.
