7th Grader Dies After Eating School Party Food
A 13-year-old Chicago girl is dead after suffering a severe reaction to food she ate at school.
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A 13-year-old Chicago girl is dead after suffering a severe reaction to food she ate at school.
State officials in Illinois say they're seeing increasing reports of infection and injury at spas--and "med spas"--because of untrained and unsupervised attendants.
There's a new scientific study in the news that says alarming amounts of a cancer-causing metal have been found in Chicago drinking water. CBS 2′s Vince Gerasole reports.
New jobs, and a boost to health care, could soon be coming to southern McHenry County.
There's a new scientific study in the news that says alarming amounts of a cancer-causing metal have been found in Chicago drinking water. CBS 2's Vince Gerasole reports.
Health officials are reporting an outbreak of Salmonella in nine Illinois counties, including Cook, that has been linked to eating alfalfa sprouts at Jimmy John's restaurants.
As parents start prowling the toy store shelves, an optometrist suggests they consider the age of the child to be using the toy, and what the child be doing with it.
Desperate patients and their doctors have been battling a recommendation to revoke approval of the breast cancer drug Avastin, a move the FDA could make before the end of the year.
A law reform group says courts oversympathetic to plaintiffs in liability and malpractice lawsuits are a job killer and healthcare killer.
Lake County Public Health officials are concerned about a sharp spike in whooping cough cases since September.
But one local physician warns there is no evidence to say the $30 bracelets can actually help you.
The late Ron Santo worked for decades to help raise money for juvenile diabetes research.
Say good-bye to spider veins! A newly approved treatment is helping patients show off their legs again. CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist shows us how it works.
The Illinois Senate has voted to ban caffeinated alcoholic drinks, a measure spurred by public attention to Four Loko, a so-called "alcohol energy drink" popular with college students.
State regulators uncovered only minor problems and made three arrests on outstanding warrants while conducting unannounced checks of two west suburban nursing homes.
