Dermatologist: Wear Sunscreen 365 Days A Year
If you think you don't need to wear sunscreen because it's not summer yet, you're wrong.
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If you think you don't need to wear sunscreen because it's not summer yet, you're wrong.
From digestive problems to headaches to numbness, all kinds of health problems can pop up simply from the clothes that you're wearing.
The first statewide smoking ban in Indiana was signed into law by Gov. Mitch Daniels Monday.
You won't find Peter Venkman, Egon Spengler, or any ghosts at Microbe Busters, but you will find some new efforts to eradicate deadly germs.
If you're driving down the Eisenhower Expressway on the city's West Side, you might do a double take as you pass a new billboard featuring a dire warning about "butt cancer."
The American Cancer Society is awarding $250,000 in anti-obesity grants to help children learn to think healthy at a younger age.
An outbreak of norovirus, which raced through a suburban school last week, appears to be subsiding.
People often drink diet sodas to be healthier, but new research suggests some potential health dangers. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports a look at the risk and has some advice on what to do if you're a fan of those drinks.
Two bills in the Springfield hopper are not likely to make teenagers looking for a golden tan happy.
To some, boxing is a brutal sport. To pugilistic purists, it's the "sweet science." For one local aspiring fighter, the ring offers a refuge from a devastating disorder that he deals with on a daily basis.
If you have a sick child, you expect the prescription medicine to have the proper directions about how much medication to give, right? An Elgin mother recently began to give her sick daughter her medicine, and then discovered a mistake that could have caused her to give her child an overdose.
A professional massage therapist is warning that it's not just the big muscles than can put a crimp in your style.
State university officials have begun their annual trek to Springfield, testifying before panels of House and Senate lawmakers about what their financial needs will be for the upcoming fiscal year.
A Northwestern University research survey at has turned up data showing around 20 percent of all body piercings end up with infections.
Trophies and tiaras at very young ages; kids' pageants have become very popular, but if your daughter wanted to be in one, would you say yes? Should you say yes? CBS 2's Kristyn Hartman takes a look.
