Indiana Lawmakers Seek Dramatic Restrictions On Abortion
State lawmakers in Indiana are working to enact some of the highest abortion restrictions in the country.
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State lawmakers in Indiana are working to enact some of the highest abortion restrictions in the country.
Could kids be to blame for new parents' bad health habits? A study found that mothers of young children were heavier and ate more calories, sugary drinks and fatty foods than childless women. Dads and moms in the study were less active than their peers without kids.
Synthetic substances on the market mimic the effects of marijuana, cocaine and other illegal drugs, often selling for as little as $10.
A judge has ruled that Illinois pharmacists cannot be forced to dispense emergency contraception.
Advocate Lutheran General Hospital has been hit with a lawsuit after a premature infant was allegedly given more than 60 times the amount of sodium as prescribed by the doctor.
Health officials say more than 60 residents and staff of an Evanston retirement home became sickened by a norovirus outbreak, but directors of the residence say most of the illness has passed.
The new donor ad campaign will feature a 13-year-old heart recipient and the daughter of Chicago Bears great Walter Payton.
More than 60 residents and staff of an Evanston retirement home have been sickened by a norovirus outbreak.
Medical researchers have identified four new genes linked to Alzheimer's disease, a discovery they hope will offer a portal into what causes the illness.
Deposed Gov. Rod Blagojevich won't say whether he intends to testify at his re-trial, which begins in just over two weeks.
Advances in the delivery room have made it possible for pregnant women to choose to deliver earlier than 39 weeks for non-medical reasons, but a growing body of evidence suggests the decision can be risky to the newborn.
Residents in Chicago's Pilsen neighborhood complained for years about metallic-tasting smoke rolling down their narrow streets but had little evidence it was harmful.
The new health system will serve a west suburban patient population of more than 1 million.
Some patients say electro-therapy devices are helping them come back from depression or calming their anxieties. But some doctors aren't convinced the machines really work. CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has begun looking into the possible link between food coloring and hyperactive behavior in children.
