Beware Insurance Pitches Disguised As Obamacare
You may think you're signing up for affordable health care, but experts say it could be a scheme to get you to enroll in something else. CBS 2's Mike Parker reports.
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You may think you're signing up for affordable health care, but experts say it could be a scheme to get you to enroll in something else. CBS 2's Mike Parker reports.
Companies have been starting to offer pet insurance as part of the benefits packages offered to workers.
After seven festival-related deaths just this year, many concert promoters are taking a closer look at the issue of drug use at their events.
Americans running out of patience trying to get on the much-maligned government health care marketplace website are finding other ways to shop for health insurance.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was slammed to the ground in Sunday's game, injuring his groin. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez talks to a doctor about his prognosis.
CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker talks with locals about continuing enrollment problems associated with the Affordable Care Act.
House Republicans are pushing for answers about the troubled launch of the new federal health care marketplace. WBBM's Nancy Harty reports a top Illinois Democrat says he supports that.
Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr., founder and president of Rainbow PUSH Coalition will have experts available to enroll the public and to explain any questions regarding The Affordable Care Act.
At an age when most teenage girls are concerned with pop music, makeup and boys, some have to make an emotional decision: Whether to preserve their chance to have children.
"We found that eye contact was really important for perceptions of empathy, so physicians that made more eye contact with their patients tended to be rated as more likable and empathetic," said assistant professor Enid Montague.
Concern about the potentially-deadly street drug known as "Krokodil" has spread to the far northwest suburbs.
A family that has spent years shooting heroin together is now suffering together, after apparently injecting a flesh-eating street drug known as krokodil.
Good Intentions has been flooded with 20,000 calls in just a couple of months.
Lifeway Foods calls it the champagne of milks: a yogurt-like drink full of calcium and protein called kefir. CBS 2's Rob Johnson reports.
