Cancer-Sniffing Dogs Could Save Lives Of Women, Researchers Say
They're not just great companions. Man's best friend may also be a secret weapon in the fight against cancer. CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports.
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They're not just great companions. Man's best friend may also be a secret weapon in the fight against cancer. CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports.
The pressure to defy the aging process is huge, even for twenty-somethings. In fact, more and more young people are asking their doctor for botox injections.
He thought he simply had a high fever, but a Round Lake Beach man actually had Legionnaire's Disease, a deadly form of pneumonia that nearly killed him.
A promising treatment for multiple sclerosis and other disorders caused by immune system malfunctions has passed its first big test.
Doctors have been seeing an increase in flu cases, marking the earliest start to the flu season in nearly a decade.
Fans of the late comedienne Gilda Radner don't have to worry about the cancer support network Gilda's Club Chicago changing its name like its counterpart in Madison, Wis.
Will Illinois be the next state to allow medical marijuana prescriptions? CBS 2's Mike Parker reports.
It was a hearty Thanksgiving for many, but especially heavy on the heart of a Monee man. He's thankful, and a medical marvel to boot.
What can you believe when reading the labels on beauty products? So many of them pledge to make women look younger. As CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports, don't be tempted to buy products filled with empty promises.
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has proposed an ordinance that would require vending machines at city buildings to offer more healthy drinks and snacks starting next year.
Should publicly funded high schools retire tackle football programs? More groups are coming to that conclusion, CBS 2's Rob Johnson reports.
Those canned-air dusters that clean computers are being used for a dangerous purpose, CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
Dangerous bacteria could be lurking in your shower head without you even knowing it. Cases of chronic non-tuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) infection have increased steadily in recent years, and unfortunately there's not much we can do to avoid it.
Dentists warn that extra brushing could be doing more harm than good.
At least one in three baby boomers will eventually develop heart problems or have a stroke.
