Heat Means Danger For Seniors, Kids
The heat wave that has left Chicagoans sweating for the past two days is nothing to fool around with. It can be deadly, especially for senior citizens.
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The heat wave that has left Chicagoans sweating for the past two days is nothing to fool around with. It can be deadly, especially for senior citizens.
CBS 2's Mai Martinez checks in with residents of the Austin neighborhood to see how they're dealing with this week's heat wave.
On bright sunny day, should day camp counselors apply sunscreen on your child? CBS 2 viewers weighed in on Thursday.
One hundred fifty patients diagnosed with autistic spectrum disorders between the ages of 5 and 21 will be taking part in clinical trials across the country, including in Chicago.
A state board's public hearing is set for Thursday morning on the future of Oak Forest Hospital of Cook County, and the City of Oak Forest is itching to develop the property.
Forget buying expensive creams and lotions, the key to good skin could be a simple tweak to your diet. Experts say that what you eat has a big effect on how you look.
Think you've figured out how to avoid eating too much sugar? Think again. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez talks with a nutritionist for advice.
A popular procedure for women to tame frizzy hair is getting some push back from members of Congress, including U.S. Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.)
The Land of Lincoln is becoming the land of the large.
It's official. In Cook County, this year's mosquitoes aren't just nuisance biters anymore. Culex mosquitos, which carry the West Nile virus, are out now.
Gov. Pat Quinn on Wednesday signed legislation that aims to increase the safety of infant and newborn.
Your aching back, knee-problems and chronic hip pain may trace back to when you were a kid.
Officials for two Chicago area hospital systems say they've signed an agreement to merge, paving the way to create Illinois' largest Catholic-owned health care system.
An Illinois health insurance program for children has implemented new income eligibility requirements.
Johnson and Johnson has recalled 61,000 bottles of extra-strength Tylenol caplets form 2009 because of a musty smell.
