Program Pairs Physicians With Patients In Stress-Free Dinner Setting
CBS 2's Roseanna Tellez reports from the historic Cheney Mansion, where organizers set up tables with wine.
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CBS 2's Roseanna Tellez reports from the historic Cheney Mansion, where organizers set up tables with wine.
A new Web site has honored Wrigley Field with the dubious distinction of number one – among sports fans who fail to wash their hands after going number one.
CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez looks at the controversy over licensing some midwives.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Meet some famous survivors.
When you think of drug rehab, cocaine and heroin may come to mind, but some different drugs are sending an exploding number of kids into treatment.
The leaves are starting to change and there is definitely a chill in the air, so you can be sure that flu season is just around the corner.
Police departments around the Chicago area and the country are taking part in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration's prescription drug turn-in program Saturday, taking unwanted drugs so they don't end up in the wrong hands.
CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist talks with a dietitian about the pros and cons of foods believed to be healthier snack alternatives.
CBS 2's Ed Curran caught up with two participants of the Walk To Stop Diabetes.
The following is a list of flu shot clinics offered throughout the city.
A salmonella outbreak tied to peanut butter sold at Trader Joe's has been expanded to more than six dozen other products sold at numerous retailers.
At some sporting events, it's become more and more common for fans to shoot or throw white powder into the air as part of a "White-Out" for their team. It's a burgeoning tradition at one suburban high school, and doctors say it's downright dangerous.
CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist shows us seven ways coffee may boost your health.
A recent breakthrough could change the way doctors treat breast cancer.
An Illinois appellate panel court has sided with two pharmacists, saying the State of Illinois may not force them to dispense morning-after pills.
