Many Trade Big Meals For 'Breakfast In Stages'
Fewer people are sitting down to a big breakfast in the morning.
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Fewer people are sitting down to a big breakfast in the morning.
Concerns about synthetic food dyes led many manufacturers in Europe to stop using then. But as CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports, the dyes are used here in everything from cereal to crackers to toothpaste.
Scientists are making huge advances in the lab. But work like that isn't considered mainstream. And not everyone believes science should control our destiny or that living past 100 is a good idea.
Illinois state lawmakers who oppose abortion are trying to make it harder for women to make the decision to abort.
Naked mole rats are infamous for being ugly little creatures, but they could point the way toward improvements in treatment of heart attack victims.
Hepatitis C deaths are on the rise, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds Baby Boomers especially at risk.
The next time you think you're suffering from a cold or the flu, your real problem might be this mild winter. Seasonal allergies are expected to start earlier this year.
A doctor at Children's Memorial Hospital he would like to help develop a clinic for transgender children.
A single good deed helped save the lives of 30 people. Two Chicago area residents are among 60 people who took part in the longest kidney transplant chain ever.
Whether you drive to work or take the train, the miles and minutes really add up and could impact your health. CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports.
In January 2011, the city of Chicago passed some of the most strict concussion legislation in the country, but it was just the beginning, as there are several efforts afoot to protect school-aged athletes from serious brain injuries.
The FDA is warning doctors across the country, including a facility in Chicago, about counterfeit vials of the cancer drug Avastin.
The latest research shows repeated head trauma can cause irreparable brain disease. As CBS 2's Rob Johnson reports, for parents whose kids are active, this can be extremely troubling, especially when you consider that almost any sport can leave your child with a concussion.
A recent article in the New York Times and a newly released book, "The Science of Yoga," have sparked intense debate about the dangers of yoga and have shaken the normally Zen yoga community to its core.
What do avocados, nuts and chocolate milk have in common? CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports.
