Suicide prevention org hosts 'Out of the Darkness' Chicagoland walk
It's an important cause that often doesn't get talked about. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is holding it's Out of the Darkness walk in Chicago.
It's an important cause that often doesn't get talked about. The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is holding it's Out of the Darkness walk in Chicago.
New Trump tariffs target medicine and furniture
President Trump just announced new tariffs, this time they're hitting prescriptions, furniture and anyone working on bathroom or kitchen remodels. Jared Halpern lays out the numbers.
President Trump just announced new tariffs, this time they're hitting prescriptions, furniture and anyone working on bathroom or kitchen remodels. Jared Halpern lays out the numbers.
Wisconsin Planned Parenthood pauses abortions Oct 1 | Impact on Illinois
Starting October 1, Planned Parenthood in Wisconsin will pause abortion services due to new federal funding cuts tied to the ?Big Beautiful Bill.? What does this mean for Illinois, where many patients already travel for reproductive health services? FOX Milwaukee political reporter Jason Calvi explains the politics.
Starting October 1, Planned Parenthood in Wisconsin will pause abortion services due to new federal funding cuts tied to the ?Big Beautiful Bill.? What does this mean for Illinois, where many patients already travel for reproductive health services? FOX Milwaukee political reporter Jason Calvi explains the politics.
Health alert issued after heat-and-eat pasta dish sold at Walmart linked to deadly listeria outbreak
Federal health officials are warning consumers not to eat certain heat-and-eat beef meatball pasta meals sold at Walmart stores nationwide.
Federal health officials are warning consumers not to eat certain heat-and-eat beef meatball pasta meals sold at Walmart stores nationwide.
Lurie Children's brings marathon spirit inside hospital | ChicagoNOW
This September, during Pediatric Cancer and Sickle Cell Awareness Month, the nurses at Lurie Children?s Hematology, Oncology, and Stem Cell Transplant Division are going above and beyond the hospital walls to bring hope and joy to the children and families they care for every day. A Little Lighter, a nurse-led fundraising group formed just three years ago, has already raised over $300,000 to support patients with cancer and blood disorders ? and they?re not stopping there.
This September, during Pediatric Cancer and Sickle Cell Awareness Month, the nurses at Lurie Children?s Hematology, Oncology, and Stem Cell Transplant Division are going above and beyond the hospital walls to bring hope and joy to the children and families they care for every day. A Little Lighter, a nurse-led fundraising group formed just three years ago, has already raised over $300,000 to support patients with cancer and blood disorders ? and they?re not stopping there.
UChicago resident physicians rally for fair pay and first union contract
Resident doctors at the University of Chicago Medical Center are demanding better wages and working conditions, citing burnout, 80-hour weeks, and rising living costs.
Resident doctors at the University of Chicago Medical Center are demanding better wages and working conditions, citing burnout, 80-hour weeks, and rising living costs.
Why experts say this flu season could be especially dangerous | ChicagoNOW
Dr. Bobby Mukkamala breaks down what we need to know about flu prevention, vaccine safety, and why getting vaccinated this season is more important than ever. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.
Dr. Bobby Mukkamala breaks down what we need to know about flu prevention, vaccine safety, and why getting vaccinated this season is more important than ever. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.
Huntington’s Disease treated successfully for 1st time in landmark trial
Huntington’s disease has been successfully treated for the first time in a groundbreaking clinical trial.
Huntington’s disease has been successfully treated for the first time in a groundbreaking clinical trial.
'Nightmare bacteria' cases on the rise in US, CDC report finds
Infectious disease doctors are sounding the alarm after a new CDC report found that drug-resistant “nightmare bacteria” infections rose drastically in the U.S. between 2019 and 2023.
Infectious disease doctors are sounding the alarm after a new CDC report found that drug-resistant “nightmare bacteria” infections rose drastically in the U.S. between 2019 and 2023.
Pfizer boosts push for obesity treatments with $4.9B deal for Metsera
Pfizer is accelerating its push into this industry as obesity treatment demand has soared in recent years.
Pfizer is accelerating its push into this industry as obesity treatment demand has soared in recent years.
Loyola cafeteria cashier saves doctor from choking: 'a very scary event'
A Loyola cafeteria cashier recently saved the life of an emergency room doctor who was choking on her lunch.
A Loyola cafeteria cashier recently saved the life of an emergency room doctor who was choking on her lunch.
Trump's Tylenol warning causes pushback from medical community
Trump has suggested that using Tylenol while pregnant could increase the chance of kids developing autism, a claim that has since garnered negative attention from medical leaders worldwide.
Trump has suggested that using Tylenol while pregnant could increase the chance of kids developing autism, a claim that has since garnered negative attention from medical leaders worldwide.
Ticks spreading in Illinois, health officials say
Illinois health officials are warning residents that ticks are spreading and that they should take precautions.
Illinois health officials are warning residents that ticks are spreading and that they should take precautions.
Illinois health officials recommend flu, COVID vaccines, diverge from CDC guidelines
State health officials on Tuesday issued guidance widely recommending vaccines for flu and COVID-19 for people 6 months and older, a deviation from recent guidance from a federal vaccine advisory panel.
State health officials on Tuesday issued guidance widely recommending vaccines for flu and COVID-19 for people 6 months and older, a deviation from recent guidance from a federal vaccine advisory panel.
Are tattoos safe? Doctors reveal the hidden health risks and benefits | Second Opinion
In this episode of "Second Opinion with the Twin Docs," the docs dive into the booming $1.5 billion tattoo industry and how tattoos have become more mainstream than ever. But behind the art lies a complex health conversation?from infection and allergic reactions to cancer risks and immune system responses. In this episode, we uncover what science, dermatologists, and paramedical tattoo artists are revealing about the true impact tattoos can have on your body?and how they?re also being used to heal both physically and emotionally.
In this episode of "Second Opinion with the Twin Docs," the docs dive into the booming $1.5 billion tattoo industry and how tattoos have become more mainstream than ever. But behind the art lies a complex health conversation?from infection and allergic reactions to cancer risks and immune system responses. In this episode, we uncover what science, dermatologists, and paramedical tattoo artists are revealing about the true impact tattoos can have on your body?and how they?re also being used to heal both physically and emotionally.
Autism groups respond to Trump administration's Tylenol claims
Strong reaction still pouring in after Monday's announcement linking Tylenol to autism.
Strong reaction still pouring in after Monday's announcement linking Tylenol to autism.
Illinois health officials recommend flu, COVID vaccines, diverge from CDC guidelines
State health officials widely recommended vaccines for flu and COVID-19, a deviation from recent guidance from a federal vaccine advisory panel.
State health officials widely recommended vaccines for flu and COVID-19, a deviation from recent guidance from a federal vaccine advisory panel.
Ticks are spreading in Illinois faster than we realize | ChicagoNOW
From Lyme disease to emerging conditions like Alpha-gal syndrome, the spread of ticks carries real risks for residents, outdoor workers, farmers, and even pets. Recent studies show not only that ticks are expanding into new areas, but also that our state?s surveillance system has major blind spots.
From Lyme disease to emerging conditions like Alpha-gal syndrome, the spread of ticks carries real risks for residents, outdoor workers, farmers, and even pets. Recent studies show not only that ticks are expanding into new areas, but also that our state?s surveillance system has major blind spots.
Retired nurse becomes first Northwestern patient to receive groundbreaking eye cancer treatment
Bozena, a retired nurse and Polish immigrant, is making medical history with a new liver-targeted therapy that treats advanced eye cancer with fewer side effects.
Bozena, a retired nurse and Polish immigrant, is making medical history with a new liver-targeted therapy that treats advanced eye cancer with fewer side effects.
James Van Der Beek makes surprise virtual appearance at 'Dawson's Creek' reunion
James Van Der Beek is battling stage 3 colorectal cancer and announced he wouldn't be able to make the "Dawson's Creek" fundraiser reunion.
James Van Der Beek is battling stage 3 colorectal cancer and announced he wouldn't be able to make the "Dawson's Creek" fundraiser reunion.