Shingles vaccine could help slow dementia according to study | ChicagoNOW
A new study suggests the shingles vaccine could slow the progression of dementia. Dr. Aarati Didwania with Northwestern Medicine joins via zoom to share more about this study and the importance of the shingles vaccine.
A new study suggests the shingles vaccine could slow the progression of dementia. Dr. Aarati Didwania with Northwestern Medicine joins via zoom to share more about this study and the importance of the shingles vaccine.
Save lives by dialing and donating to the Lurie Children's Radiothon
Donations during the Lurie Children's Radiothon help fund research and support local families in need.
Donations during the Lurie Children's Radiothon help fund research and support local families in need.
Botulism outbreak linked to infant formula expands; sickens 51 babies across 19 states
The FDA says 51 infants in 19 states were hospitalized with botulism linked to ByHeart formula. Here’s what we know.
The FDA says 51 infants in 19 states were hospitalized with botulism linked to ByHeart formula. Here’s what we know.
Social media ban in Australia starts for children under 16: Here's how it works
Hundreds of thousands of social media accounts are being deactivated as the world’s first social media ban goes into effect now in Australia for kids under 16. Here’s how it will work.
Hundreds of thousands of social media accounts are being deactivated as the world’s first social media ban goes into effect now in Australia for kids under 16. Here’s how it will work.
Lurie Children’s Radiothon: How your support helps kids like Ellie
Thirteen-year-old Ellie O’Keefe and Dr. Ewa Bieber share how donations to the Lurie Children’s Radiothon fund vital care, therapy, and programs that transform the lives of young patients.
Thirteen-year-old Ellie O’Keefe and Dr. Ewa Bieber share how donations to the Lurie Children’s Radiothon fund vital care, therapy, and programs that transform the lives of young patients.
Lurie Children's launches genetics and rare diseases division behind $11M gift
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago has received an $11 million gift to establish the Edwards Family Division of Genetics and Rare Diseases.
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago has received an $11 million gift to establish the Edwards Family Division of Genetics and Rare Diseases.
Early jump in norovirus and flu prompts warning from Chicago physician | ChicagoLIVE
Dr. Chris Colbert sits down with ChicagoLIVE to address the Midwest’s rising norovirus and flu cases. He explains how norovirus spreads, who is most at risk for dehydration, how long symptoms typically last, and which household steps — like disinfecting doorknobs and strict handwashing — can stop outbreaks at home. He also shares guidance on when vomiting or diarrhea is severe enough to require emergency treatment.
Dr. Chris Colbert sits down with ChicagoLIVE to address the Midwest’s rising norovirus and flu cases. He explains how norovirus spreads, who is most at risk for dehydration, how long symptoms typically last, and which household steps — like disinfecting doorknobs and strict handwashing — can stop outbreaks at home. He also shares guidance on when vomiting or diarrhea is severe enough to require emergency treatment.
CDC warns travelers about outbreak of untreatable mosquito disease in 4 countries
U.S. health officials have issued travel advisories for Americans planning trips to certain tropical countries amid outbreaks of an untreatable mosquito-borne disease.
U.S. health officials have issued travel advisories for Americans planning trips to certain tropical countries amid outbreaks of an untreatable mosquito-borne disease.
Marijuana "scromiting" cases on the rise as ERs see painful new trend
Dr. Mike explains why some chronic marijuana users are landing in the emergency room with severe stomach episodes — and weighs in on new research suggesting adolescence may stretch into our early 30s
Dr. Mike explains why some chronic marijuana users are landing in the emergency room with severe stomach episodes — and weighs in on new research suggesting adolescence may stretch into our early 30s
Norovirus cases increase across US, including Illinois, CDC says
The CDC is tracking widespread norovirus infections across the U.S., including in Illinois.
The CDC is tracking widespread norovirus infections across the U.S., including in Illinois.
Plane, hospital air is cleaner than you think, study finds | ChicagoLIVE
A new study by Northwestern University shows that airplane and hospital air is cleaner than one might think.
A new study by Northwestern University shows that airplane and hospital air is cleaner than one might think.
Second Opinion with the Twin Doctors: Pregnancy and women's health
On this week's episode of the Twin Doctors, we discuss pregnancy, children and women's health.
On this week's episode of the Twin Doctors, we discuss pregnancy, children and women's health.
Dietitian shares tips for mindful holiday eating | ChicagoNOW
Dietitian shares practical tips for enjoying holiday meals while maintaining healthy habits. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what’s trending in and around Chicago.
Dietitian shares practical tips for enjoying holiday meals while maintaining healthy habits. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what’s trending in and around Chicago.
Obamacare support hits an all-time high, poll reveals
A new survey shows public approval of the Affordable Care Act has reached its highest level since the law’s passage.
A new survey shows public approval of the Affordable Care Act has reached its highest level since the law’s passage.
Asbestos in makeup? Expert explains ongoing safety issues | ChicagoNOW
Dr. Megha Trivedi of Rush Medical Center breaks down the continued use of asbestos and what consumers should look for on labels. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what’s trending in and around Chicago.
Dr. Megha Trivedi of Rush Medical Center breaks down the continued use of asbestos and what consumers should look for on labels. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what’s trending in and around Chicago.
Feeling SAD? Here's how to beat the winter blues
Experts say there are ways to combat seasonal affective disorder, better known as SAD.
Experts say there are ways to combat seasonal affective disorder, better known as SAD.
Lonely marriages linked to higher weight, study finds
A new study by UCLA Health found that people in emotionally supportive marriages have lower BMIs, healthier guts and higher levels of the “love hormone.”
A new study by UCLA Health found that people in emotionally supportive marriages have lower BMIs, healthier guts and higher levels of the “love hormone.”
How to shop healthy at your local grocery store, according to an expert
A registered dietician visited Good Day Chicago to give some tips about how to shop healthy the next time you go to the grocery store.
A registered dietician visited Good Day Chicago to give some tips about how to shop healthy the next time you go to the grocery store.
Martha Stewart reveals unconventional end-of-life plan
Martha Stewart has her end-of-life plans already set, and it may seem a little unconventional to some.
Martha Stewart has her end-of-life plans already set, and it may seem a little unconventional to some.
Illinois hepatitis B vaccine guidance remains unchanged, state’s top doctor says
The state’s top doctor is “deeply concerned" about a CDC panel’s change to the recommendation that all babies get a hepatitis B vaccine.
The state’s top doctor is “deeply concerned" about a CDC panel’s change to the recommendation that all babies get a hepatitis B vaccine.