Health Care Workers Have Plenty Of Options
At a time when many job seekers are hoping for an offer, people in the health care industry are able to pick and choose.
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At a time when many job seekers are hoping for an offer, people in the health care industry are able to pick and choose.
A do-it-yourself gastric bypass surgery kit somehow popped up for sale on Amazon.com Monday.
A Chicago HIV/AIDS service center is closing its doors, after more than two decades serving the city's Far North Side and north suburbs.
A report out Monday says the cancer-causing chemical made famous in the movie "Erin Brockovich" is finding its way into drinking water in Northwest Indiana.
A series of tests have concluded that fumes from Metra trains do not pose a health hazard to commuters.
The Chicago Public Schools and the Illinois Eye Institute are joining forces to help children who have problems with their vision.
Chicago public and private school student-athletes who exhibit "signs, symptoms or behaviors" tied to concussion would be yanked off the field and barred from returning without written medical clearance, under a crackdown advanced Wednesday.
The City of Chicago will begin testing for the substance hexavalent chromium, after a study found high levels of the cancer-causing metal in tap water in the city and suburbs.
The New Year has many people fired up about losing weight and some men and women are getting results using a pregnancy hormone diet but is it safe?
A University of Chicago researcher says the 2009 flu pandemic has provided clues that might help get rid of the disease entirely one day.
Nutrition experts say a number of foods contain the raw materials to keep us healthier and looking younger.
The feds are recommending a slight decrease in the amount of the cavity-fighting mineral, which is mixed into public water supplies.
A Chicago food company has recalled more than 200 pounds of ground beef patties that may be contaminated with E. coli bacteria.
The West Aurora District 129 School Board has honored Herget Middle School seventh-grader Emily Laughead for her efforts to raise money to fight type 1 juvenile diabetes.
Smokers will see an increase in the price of their habit soon, if the Illinois Coalition against Tobacco gets its way.
