Study finds weight can return months after ending use of anti-obesity drugs

Researchers in a recent study discovered that people taking medications to help them lose weight might experience weight gain after they stop using the drugs.

What's gone viral: Jewel-Osco listeria recall, Candace Owens lawsuit | ChicagoNOW
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Jewel-Osco is recalling certain food items across its stores in Illinois, Indiana, and Iowa after its supplier, Reser's Fine Foods, detected Listeria contamination in breadcrumbs used in tuna salad, according to the FDA. Plus, Conservative podcaster and political commentator Candace Owens is being sued by France's President and First Lady for repeatedly claiming the First Lady could be a man.

Why friendships can matter as much as diet and exercise | ChicagoNOW
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Studies show that friendships can be as essential to our health, well-being and longevity as diet and exercise. But, studies also show that having too many "close" friends can prove to be stressful and hard to balance, so a diverse group of types of friends is actually key. Dr. Reneh Karamians with The Chicago School breaks down why this is.

Apple's legal win, Uber adds new feature & Microsoft server breach | Business News
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Business News: Uber plans a new feature to match female drivers with female riders. Apple wins a court case over iPhone storage claims. Chinese hackers target Microsoft servers. Plus, a car cupholder controversy, flu shot updates, new teen safety tools from Meta, and a look at the benefits of a four-day work week.

Heart survivor and UPS Store president champions American Heart Association?s mission
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After surviving a life-threatening cardiac event, Sarah Casalan shares her story to raise awareness and encourages the public to join the upcoming Heart Walk and Lifesaver Day in Chicago.

Chicago hosts thousands of Black doctors tackling health disparities at national convention
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Dr. Roger A. Mitchell Jr., the new president of the National Medical Association, discusses why persistent gaps in care still impact Black Americans and how this year?s Chicago gathering is focused on finding real solutions.

Sleep training advice from a certified consultant| ChicagoNOW
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Sleep specialist Natalie Hart joins us in-studio with expert advice on hot to help babies and parents get better rest at night. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.

Tapping into resources and support for Minority Mental Health Month
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Angela Cummings and Nina Watts talk about the importance of minorities nurturing their mental health and services that are available for people who are struggling.

Cortisol cocktails: Fad or gamechanger? Local expert weighs in
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Bethany Doerfler, a registered dietitian from Northwestern Medicine, breaks down whether mixing magnesium, vitamin C and electrolytes really helps reduce stress and boost sleep—or if it’s just social media hype.

Olympian Tara Lipinski opens up about her IVF journey | ChicagoNOW
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You know Tara Lipinski as an Olympic champion and figure skating icon, but today she's here to share a different and deeply personal story. With World IVF Day approaching, Tara is opening up about her challenging five-year journey with infertility. She discusses her experience and explains why speaking out is important.

The power of staying connected: How old friendships boost your well-being
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Author Jason Levin shares insights from his book "Relationships to Infinity" during Social Wellness Month, explaining why keeping in touch can help fight loneliness and improve mental health.

Free Chicago camps aim to help kids with cancer
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Free year-round camps aim to help kids with cancer in the Chicago area. Learn more about Camp One Step at camponestep.org.

FDA triggers recall of over 67,000 power stick deodorants | ChicagoNOW
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More than 67,000 cases of deodorant sold at Walmart, Dollar Tree and on Amazon have been recalled. The recall includes multiple varieties of Power Stick roll-on deodorant-like "Power Fresh," "Spring Fresh," and "Original Nourishing." The FDA says the issue stems from deviations in current good manufacturing practices.

LGBTQ+ youth support option ends on national crisis line after Trump administration cuts
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LGBTQ+ youth can no longer access specialized support through the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline ? known as Option 3 ? one month after the Trump administration announced its end.

LGBTQ+ youth support option ends on national crisis line after Trump administration cuts

LGBTQ+ youth no longer have access to Option 3 — a specialized support line through the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline — one month after the Trump administration announced it would shut it down.