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Dr. Anita Buckler lost her hair when she was treated for a brain tumor, but something amazing happened with a space-age treatment: Her hair grew back.
The dangerously bitter cold couldn't deter a small group of people who lined up on Michigan Avenue early this morning, waiting for the doors to open at the Verizon Store.
Now that the U.S. Department of Transportation has absolved Toyota of any problems with the electronic throttle control in its cars, the automaker is undertaking image repair.
So-called herbal supplements along with counterfeit Viagra and other pills could put you at risk.
A report Wednesday says state budget cuts could leave thousands of low-income Illinois residents who have the AIDS virus with fewer choices for life-sustaining medicines.
A Northwest Side Roman Catholic hospital is working with two anti-abortion groups to help women who want to stop their abortions midway through the procedure.
Is it too much for a kid? No play dates, no sleepovers, no TV, and no grade below an A! Yale professor Amy Chua calls it a recipe for success. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez takes a look at the 'Tiger Mother' philosophy.
With bitter cold temperatures on their way to Chicago, there will surely be some fights over how high to set the thermostat.
Some people with mental illness are losing their Medicaid eligibility for therapy after they become employed.
Rush University Medical Center is taking the extra precaution as the virus surges in Illinois.
A Chicago area blood bank says it has an urgent need for blood donors because of the blizzard this week.
Mayoral candidate Carol Moseley Braun offered a public apology Wednesday to a rival candidate she accused of being a crack addict.
A group of Cook County commissioners and dental experts on Monday will push to expand spending on dental care for children.
A man filed a negligence suit against a northwest suburban hospital on Friday claiming his wife died after doctors didn't realize her splitting headache required life-saving surgery.
Some parents and students in Naperville are concerned after a student was diagnosed with viral meningitis.
