Health Care

On Wednesday, everyone at Vibez Fit in River North was helping to raise money and spread awareness about the baby Safe Haven law, where you can hand an infant 30-days-old or younger to someone at a police station, fire station, emergency care facility or hospital.

Shocking allegations of misconduct against a former suburban OB/GYN continue to pile up.

Dozens more women have come forward accusing a former suburban OBGYN of misconduct. There are now a total of 53 women who have lodged complaints against Vernon Cannon, who formerly practiced in DuPage County.

The race is on to update children's vaccinations as the new school year begins.

Here are warning signs that your children could be struggling with their mental health.

A pill is giving hope to millions of people suffering from hair loss.

Dr. Allison Arwady, the Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Public Health, was fired Friday.

Over 40 providers will offer free health services to Latino Chicagoans this weekend as kids get ready to return to school.

As the strike at a West Side hospital stretches into its eleventh day, workers, faith leaders and community leaders held a vigil Wednesday morning.

Postpartum depression symptoms can be felt anytime within the first year following a pregnancy. A new fast acting pill could help mothers cope with their symptoms.

The next time you call an ambulance in Hoffman Estates, it's going to cost more money.

Doctors from Rush University Medical Center had a hand in testing the new pill.

August is National Minority Donor Awareness Month and Illinois officials are making a plea for organ donations.

Kristina Marusic, author of "A New War on Cancer," talks about how even popular cosmetics can increase your risk of getting cancer.

A medical breakthrough at Northwestern Medicine, as doctors have performed a double-lung transplant on two patients with "flipped organs."