Chicago Commemorates World AIDS Day
Today is World AIDS Day, a time to promote understanding of HIV/AIDS, and the medical, social and political challenges of the disease.
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Today is World AIDS Day, a time to promote understanding of HIV/AIDS, and the medical, social and political challenges of the disease.
A Chicago hospital is recruiting people with knee pain to test a shoe designed to mimic the mechanics of barefoot walking.
A large cluster of whooping cough cases has been identified among middle school students in Highland Park.
After lengthy debate in Springfield, an effort to legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes in Illinois has stalled in the General Assembly.
University of Illinois scientists have developed a new tool to help learn more about potential cancer-fighting substances in tomatoes.
The way millions of people slim down is about to change. On Monday, for the first time in 13 years, Weight Watchers said it's switching up its program. CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist explains why it will now be easier for dieters everywhere to make better choices.
Frequent texting could lead to injury. CBS 2's Susan Carlson reports on a new condition that some doctors have dubbed "texting thumb."
Howard Brown Health Center has reportedly received more than half of the money it needs to avert dangers of closing.
For many fashionistias, forget about the diamonds; high heels are a girl's best friend. But heels can hurt. CBS 2's Mary Kay Kleist reports on a new way to get a shot at comfort.
She's been fighting breast cancer. Now she is fighting to get her job back – taking on the controversial TSA. The Tinley Park mother of three says she was unfairly fired from her TSA job because of her illness. CBS 2's Mike Parker reports.
There's a new way to get smooth, younger looking skin without surgery or needles. It's a treatment called DermaSweep.
Mary Stitt of Arlington Heights says she has unfinished work to do to try to stop polio.
The norovirus continues to spread in the Chicago area. Get details on the virus commonly called 'stomach flu'.
A Northwestern Memorial practitioner offers tips on the types of edibles that can help or hurt your back.
Five other states have banned them. Now, alcohol energy drinks could be off the market in here too.
