Energy Drink Maker Defends Product As Chicago Considers Ban
Monster Beverage says it was heart trouble -- not caffeine toxicity -- that killed a 14-year-old who has become the poster child for Chicago efforts to regulate energy drinks.
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Monster Beverage says it was heart trouble -- not caffeine toxicity -- that killed a 14-year-old who has become the poster child for Chicago efforts to regulate energy drinks.
CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports for some women, the study itself has their hearts pumping.
Michelle Obama was in town Thursday to kick off a new fitness initiative. As CBS 2's Dana Kozlov reports, the first lady even put on her workout clothes to help do it.
A new screening device may soon be on the market that can detect breast cancer earlier and more easily than ever. As CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports, it is a cancer-detecting bra.
CBS 2's Mary kay Kleist reports on the downside of having too much information available on the Internet.
Robyn Hart, director of child life services at Rush says pet visitors have a great therapeutic benefit. She says they, "just bring so much joy to their owners. I can't think of anything better."
CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist shows us how one local chef is serving up rich creations without using sugar.
How is it that children and adolescents are getting hit with painful kidney stones? CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports.
State Rep. Carol Sente (D-Vernon Hills) said conversations with Northbrook neurologist Dr. Larry Robbins led to her increased concern about young athletes taking repeated hits to the head.
The North Side is getting a new psychiatric hospital strictly for kids.
No surgery has been performed on the patients at the clinic, but it is not out of the question in the future for older teenagers - with parental consent.
Students and faculty at Purdue University are dealing with a heath scare after the discovery of a rare and potentially fatal disease on campus.
Mental health care and treatment are being discussed as ways to prevent gun violence, but Lorrie Jones, head of the Illinois Division of Mental Health, says just because someone has a mental problem doesn't mean he's a homicidal maniac.
The murder toll in Chicago for the month of January now stands at 42, making it the most deadly January in Chicago in more than 10 years.
Property owners will be responsible for getting rid of bed bugs if an ordinance being proposed by thee Chicago alderman becomes law.
