‘Wait Until 8th’ movement aims to protect kids by delaying smartphone use
The national campaign encourages parents to delay giving smartphones until after 8th grade, easing social pressure and helping shield children from the negative effects of social media.
The national campaign encourages parents to delay giving smartphones until after 8th grade, easing social pressure and helping shield children from the negative effects of social media.
Baby formula recalled over possible infant botulism outbreak
The Food and Drug Administration said that botulism illnesses have been reported in multiple states.
The Food and Drug Administration said that botulism illnesses have been reported in multiple states.
Mpox infections climb again in Chicago area, health officials say
Health officials say mpox cases are rising again in Chicago. The virus, once called monkeypox, causes rashes, sores, fever and tiredness.
Health officials say mpox cases are rising again in Chicago. The virus, once called monkeypox, causes rashes, sores, fever and tiredness.
Health officials tracking mpox rise
Doctors say mpox is still here and spreading again in Chicago.
Doctors say mpox is still here and spreading again in Chicago.
New book offers tools for mindfulness and comfort | ChicagoNOW
Author, mindfulness expert, podcast host, Michelle Maros joins in studio to talk about her book "Dear Friend". The book has 365 daily reflections to help you along your mental wellness journey.
Author, mindfulness expert, podcast host, Michelle Maros joins in studio to talk about her book "Dear Friend". The book has 365 daily reflections to help you along your mental wellness journey.
Local doctor weighs in on blood test that can detect 50 types of cancer | ChicagoNOW
A new blood test takes early detection to a new level with its ability to test for 50 different types of cancer. Dr. Mohamed Abazeed with Northwestern Medicine weighs in.
A new blood test takes early detection to a new level with its ability to test for 50 different types of cancer. Dr. Mohamed Abazeed with Northwestern Medicine weighs in.
Trump announces price cuts on Wegovy, Zepbound
President Donald Trump has unveiled a deal with drugmakers Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk to reduce prices for their obesity treatments Zepbound and Wegovy. Here’s what we know.
President Donald Trump has unveiled a deal with drugmakers Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk to reduce prices for their obesity treatments Zepbound and Wegovy. Here’s what we know.
Chicago heart expert breaks down new study linking melatonin use to heart risks
Dr. Tochukwu Okwuosa of Rush University Medical Center joins to explain new research suggesting a potential connection between melatonin supplements and heart health concerns, and what it means for regular users.
Dr. Tochukwu Okwuosa of Rush University Medical Center joins to explain new research suggesting a potential connection between melatonin supplements and heart health concerns, and what it means for regular users.
New study links long-term melatonin use to higher risk of heart failure
A new study finds adults who use melatonin for a year or more may face a sharply increased risk of heart failure. Sleep specialist Dr. Kelly Gill explains what this means and whether it’s time to reconsider the popular sleep aid.
A new study finds adults who use melatonin for a year or more may face a sharply increased risk of heart failure. Sleep specialist Dr. Kelly Gill explains what this means and whether it’s time to reconsider the popular sleep aid.
Sleep expert explains when melatonin helps — and when it can do more harm | ChicagoLIVE
After a new study linked melatonin to possible heart health risks, "ChicagoLIVE" speaks with a sleep medicine specialist from Northwestern University about what the research really means. She explains when melatonin can be helpful, why timing and dosage matter more than strength, and how high doses may do more harm than good.
After a new study linked melatonin to possible heart health risks, "ChicagoLIVE" speaks with a sleep medicine specialist from Northwestern University about what the research really means. She explains when melatonin can be helpful, why timing and dosage matter more than strength, and how high doses may do more harm than good.
New melatonin study raises heart health concerns — what doctors say you should know | ChicagoLIVE
A new American Heart Association report has people asking whether melatonin—the popular sleep aid—could pose heart health risks with long-term use. "ChicagoLIVE" speaks with Dr. Tochukwu M. Okwuosa of Rush University Medical Center, who explains what the study actually shows, why it’s too early to link melatonin directly to heart disease, and what patients should know before using sleep supplements.
A new American Heart Association report has people asking whether melatonin—the popular sleep aid—could pose heart health risks with long-term use. "ChicagoLIVE" speaks with Dr. Tochukwu M. Okwuosa of Rush University Medical Center, who explains what the study actually shows, why it’s too early to link melatonin directly to heart disease, and what patients should know before using sleep supplements.
New study shows listening to music after 70 can cut dementia risk | ChicagoNOW
A new study from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia says listening to or playing music can lower risk of dementia.
A new study from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia says listening to or playing music can lower risk of dementia.
Melatonin linked with higher heart failure rate in preliminary study
Long-term melatonin use was associated with a higher risk of heart failure, according to a preliminary study announced this week by the American Heart Association.
Long-term melatonin use was associated with a higher risk of heart failure, according to a preliminary study announced this week by the American Heart Association.
Chicago area woman fights for 'right to die" bill | The Chicago Report
Illinois legislators passed a bill to give terminally ill patients end-of-life options last week. The bill is also called Deb's Law, named after a suburban woman, Deb Robertson, who is dealing with terminal cancer.
Illinois legislators passed a bill to give terminally ill patients end-of-life options last week. The bill is also called Deb's Law, named after a suburban woman, Deb Robertson, who is dealing with terminal cancer.
Psychologist warns of lasting trauma from Chicago immigration raids
Immigration enforcement across Chicago hasn’t just changed neighborhoods. A new medical study says it’s changed childhoods.
Immigration enforcement across Chicago hasn’t just changed neighborhoods. A new medical study says it’s changed childhoods.
Chicago Bears surprise breast cancer survivor with heartfelt day at Halas Hall
After beating breast cancer, Amy Cash got the surprise of a lifetime — a day with the Chicago Bears. From meeting players to sharing matching jackets with quarterback Caleb Williams, it was a powerful celebration of strength, family, and survival.
After beating breast cancer, Amy Cash got the surprise of a lifetime — a day with the Chicago Bears. From meeting players to sharing matching jackets with quarterback Caleb Williams, it was a powerful celebration of strength, family, and survival.
Chicago man leads ‘Grow a Mo’ campaign to spark conversations and save men’s lives this Movember
Riley Glassmann joins to share his personal mission behind the “Grow a Mo” movement, encouraging men to take action for their mental and physical health during the annual Movember campaign.
Riley Glassmann joins to share his personal mission behind the “Grow a Mo” movement, encouraging men to take action for their mental and physical health during the annual Movember campaign.
Chicago health commissioner urges vaccinations as respiratory virus season begins
Chicago’s top health official, Dr. Olusimbo Ige, discusses rising flu, COVID and RSV concerns, urging residents to get vaccinated and take preventive steps as cases begin to climb.
Chicago’s top health official, Dr. Olusimbo Ige, discusses rising flu, COVID and RSV concerns, urging residents to get vaccinated and take preventive steps as cases begin to climb.
Recalled pasta meals linked to 6 deaths, 25 hospitalized in listeria outbreak, CDC says
The CDC reported deaths and illnesses in an ongoing listeria outbreak related to ready-to-eat pasta products sold at some grocery stores. Here's what we know.
The CDC reported deaths and illnesses in an ongoing listeria outbreak related to ready-to-eat pasta products sold at some grocery stores. Here's what we know.
Chicago woman finds freedom after 30-year battle with fibroids
Doctors say fibroids affect 60% to 80% of women in the United States. In a Fox 32 special report, Dawn Hasbrouck looks at how this common condition is now being taken more seriously and how treatment options have changed.
Doctors say fibroids affect 60% to 80% of women in the United States. In a Fox 32 special report, Dawn Hasbrouck looks at how this common condition is now being taken more seriously and how treatment options have changed.