Can Taking A Pill Make You Smarter?
CBS 2's Marissa Bailey reports some people think they've found it.
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CBS 2's Marissa Bailey reports some people think they've found it.
If you want your Thanksgiving guests to be thankful they joined you for Thursday's big meal, public health officials said you need to practice good food safety habits.
At least 18 people across the Chicago area died this past winter from causes related to shoveling snow last winter.
As CBS 2's Pam Zekman reports, desperate patients are willing to pay thousands of dollars.
CBS 2's Marissa Bailey explains why the flu mist may not be available for a while.
The long wait for relief could be coming to an end for thousands of people who suffer from painful diseases or conditions, as medical marijuana sales were set to begin Monday at eight dispensaries across Illinois.
CBS 2's Rob Johnson introduces us to Ava Martin, who has endured much in her 15 months.
The Chicago office manager was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer in 2010. That was on a Wednesday. By Monday, doctors had removed her left breast.
What if you could wear a device to stimulate your own natural pain relievers? CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez takes a look at how it works.
Rush University Medical Center sleep disorder expert Dr. James Wyatt said research indicates there are more traffic accidents on the Sunday after the fall time change, perhaps because of greater alcohol use, and people staying up a little later.
CBS 2's Suzanne Le Mignot got a chance to see how one man has benefited from the company's technology.
Two months ago we told you about a five-year-old Northwest Side boy who is fighting leukemia for a second time in his young life. Now there is word of a development in his case.
The North American Meat Institute calls the report "dramatic and alarmist" and argues cancer is a complex disease "not caused by single foods."
After an alarming number of high school football player deaths, a leading doctors' group is suggesting new guidelines to address player safety, and save lives.
"Da Coach" and his celebrated quarterback, Jim McMahon, discussed the physical impact of football, which has circled back on the "Punky QB."
