Rare fungal infection leaves Wisconsin woman dead
A Kenosha wife and mother died after contracting a fungal infection in her lungs. While cases are rare, Wisconsin sees some of the highest rates in the U.S.
A Kenosha wife and mother died after contracting a fungal infection in her lungs. While cases are rare, Wisconsin sees some of the highest rates in the U.S.
Northwestern Medicine surgeon provides life-changing solution for severe back pain
Just a few months ago, 72-year-old Bernie Mandelman was in bad shape, literally.
Just a few months ago, 72-year-old Bernie Mandelman was in bad shape, literally.
Rare surgery straightens Chicago man's spine
Mandelman was suffering from severe spinal compression and vertebrae slippage. A search for a second opinion brought him to Northwestern Medicine and Dr. Divi.
Mandelman was suffering from severe spinal compression and vertebrae slippage. A search for a second opinion brought him to Northwestern Medicine and Dr. Divi.
New hope for families dealing with Alzheimer's
The FDA has issued approval for a drug that can slow down the progress of Alzheimer's in some patients in the early stages of the disease.
The FDA has issued approval for a drug that can slow down the progress of Alzheimer's in some patients in the early stages of the disease.
New hope for families dealing with Alzheimer's
The FDA has issued approval for a drug that can slow down the progress of Alzheimer's in some patients in the early stages of the disease.
The FDA has issued approval for a drug that can slow down the progress of Alzheimer's in some patients in the early stages of the disease.
Chicago air quality remains poor despite absence of Canadian wildfire smoke
Chicago continues to grapple with poor air quality, even without the presence of smoke from Canadian wildfires.
Chicago continues to grapple with poor air quality, even without the presence of smoke from Canadian wildfires.
You can get paid $10,000 to walk 10,000 steps
GymBird is hiring a Chief Step Officer!
GymBird is hiring a Chief Step Officer!
Arlington Heights Health Center expands urgent care services
The Arlington Heights Health Center expanded its facility to provide urgent care services.
The Arlington Heights Health Center expanded its facility to provide urgent care services.
Arlington Heights Health Center expands urgent care services
The Arlington Heights Health Center expanded their facility to provide urgent care services.
The Arlington Heights Health Center expanded their facility to provide urgent care services.
How AI is informing medical treatments
Dotmatics CEO Thomas Swalla talks about how artificial intelligence is impacting medical decisions and treatments on a grand scale.
Dotmatics CEO Thomas Swalla talks about how artificial intelligence is impacting medical decisions and treatments on a grand scale.
Drinking water from nearly half of US faucets contains PFAS, study says
PFAS chemicals have been linked in animal studies to some cancers, including kidney and testicular, plus issues such as high blood pressure and low birth weight.
PFAS chemicals have been linked in animal studies to some cancers, including kidney and testicular, plus issues such as high blood pressure and low birth weight.
New report shows living in food desert can take years off person's life
Parts of Chicago have struggled for years with food deserts, entire neighborhoods without fresh grocery stores.
Parts of Chicago have struggled for years with food deserts, entire neighborhoods without fresh grocery stores.
Some Lake County residents under boil order due to several main breaks
Some Lake County residents still remain under a precautionary boil order. It stems from some water delivery issues and is causing major headaches.
Some Lake County residents still remain under a precautionary boil order. It stems from some water delivery issues and is causing major headaches.
Tips for women looking to reduce stress, revamp their mindsets
Dr. Toscha Dickerson, author and clarity and stress management coach, dishes out tips for women that are looking to cut stress out of their lives.
Dr. Toscha Dickerson, author and clarity and stress management coach, dishes out tips for women that are looking to cut stress out of their lives.
World Health Organization considers listing aspartame as a possible carcinogen
The World Health Organization could soon list aspartame as a possible carcinogen which means it could cause cancer. Kevin Corke takes a look at how the possible update could cause mixed reactions.
The World Health Organization could soon list aspartame as a possible carcinogen which means it could cause cancer. Kevin Corke takes a look at how the possible update could cause mixed reactions.
Precautionary boil order in effect for Lake County subdivisions
Lake County has issued a precautionary boil order for Forest Lake, and the Hawthorn Woods and Glenshire subdivisions.
Lake County has issued a precautionary boil order for Forest Lake, and the Hawthorn Woods and Glenshire subdivisions.
Precautionary boil order in effect for Lake County subdivisions
Lake County has issued a precautionary boil order for Forest Lake, and the Hawthorn Woods and Glenshire subdivisions.
Lake County has issued a precautionary boil order for Forest Lake, and the Hawthorn Woods and Glenshire subdivisions.
Calls grow to rename PTSD to PTSI
Dr. Eugen Lipov, founder of Erase PTSD Now, talks about why PTSD needs to be reclassified to Post-Traumatic Stress Injury and the impact it would have on survivors.
Dr. Eugen Lipov, founder of Erase PTSD Now, talks about why PTSD needs to be reclassified to Post-Traumatic Stress Injury and the impact it would have on survivors.
Ticks use static electricity to latch on to you from afar, researchers find
Ticks can't jump or fly onto their hosts, but static electricity gives them a boost, researchers have found.
Ticks can't jump or fly onto their hosts, but static electricity gives them a boost, researchers have found.
Outraged parents demand accountability after shocking allegations rock Lake County epilepsy camp
Some parents are considering filing criminal charges after they say teens were in charge of an epilepsy camp and screwed up doses of medications.
Some parents are considering filing criminal charges after they say teens were in charge of an epilepsy camp and screwed up doses of medications.