Illinois' 1st West Nile virus case confirmed in Chicago man
The Illinois Department of Public Health says a Chicago resident in his 70s is the first confirmed human case of West Nile virus in the state this year.
The Illinois Department of Public Health says a Chicago resident in his 70s is the first confirmed human case of West Nile virus in the state this year.
FDA investigates ‘potential safety issue' following 127 reports of seizures related to vaping
The FDA stated it's received 127 reports of e-cigarette users who've experienced a seizure or other neurological symptoms and is investigating for any connections.
The FDA stated it's received 127 reports of e-cigarette users who've experienced a seizure or other neurological symptoms and is investigating for any connections.
First African-American person to attend all-white medical school in the South has died
The first black person to attend and graduate from the University of Arkansas Medical School, and the first black woman to intern at a Baylor College of Medicine-affiliated hospital has died in Houston.
The first black person to attend and graduate from the University of Arkansas Medical School, and the first black woman to intern at a Baylor College of Medicine-affiliated hospital has died in Houston.
Chicago store's tamales and carnitas were contaminated with salmonella, health officials say
Public health officials are warning people who recently bought pork products from the deli section of a Clearing grocery store that they may have been exposed to salmonella after four confirmed cases of the infection in July.
Public health officials are warning people who recently bought pork products from the deli section of a Clearing grocery store that they may have been exposed to salmonella after four confirmed cases of the infection in July.
Study finds that frogs, lizards and even bats keep showing up in people's prepackaged salads
Finding a hair or fly in your food may now be the least of your worries according to a new study, which has begun to tally up incidents in which people found frogs, lizards and even bats in their prepackaged salads.
Finding a hair or fly in your food may now be the least of your worries according to a new study, which has begun to tally up incidents in which people found frogs, lizards and even bats in their prepackaged salads.
Plant-based burgers are hot, but are they healthier?
At 21, University of Georgia junior and budding journalist Gabriela Miranda is a self-described carnivore.
At 21, University of Georgia junior and budding journalist Gabriela Miranda is a self-described carnivore.
CBD oil could cause you to fail a drug test
CBD oils, edibles, and supplements may be all the rage, but experts warn: check the label, or it could cost you a job.
CBD oils, edibles, and supplements may be all the rage, but experts warn: check the label, or it could cost you a job.
Rush University employee shares her story of fighting breast cancer to help others
One in eight women will be told they have breast cancer. It is an alarming diagnosis that can often leave them feeling frightened and alone.
One in eight women will be told they have breast cancer. It is an alarming diagnosis that can often leave them feeling frightened and alone.
Tips for teens struggling to sleep
If your teen or tween just can't fall asleep on time, Dr. Scott Leibowitz, Medical Director of Sleep Medicine for Northside Hospital in Atlanta, says don't blame your kid. Instead, blame their brain.
If your teen or tween just can't fall asleep on time, Dr. Scott Leibowitz, Medical Director of Sleep Medicine for Northside Hospital in Atlanta, says don't blame your kid. Instead, blame their brain.
St. Pete doctor implants first 3-D printed bone into man's finger
A St. Petersburg doctor created and successfully implanted the nation's first 3D printed finger bone.
A St. Petersburg doctor created and successfully implanted the nation's first 3D printed finger bone.
2019 Xtreme Eating list recognizes unhealthiest dishes at chain restaurants
FOX NEWS - These foods are extreme…ly out of touch with recent studies of what people should be eating.
FOX NEWS - These foods are extreme…ly out of touch with recent studies of what people should be eating.
Girl whose intestines were ripped out by swimming pool's suction valve needs 2nd organ transplant
A 16-year-old girl whose intestines were ripped out in a swimming pool when she was a young child in Egypt is raising funds for new organs.
A 16-year-old girl whose intestines were ripped out in a swimming pool when she was a young child in Egypt is raising funds for new organs.
Doctors warn consumers about generic phone chargers after woman's neck injury
Doctors have a warning about generic phone chargers.
Doctors have a warning about generic phone chargers.
Chicago area teen battling cancer tests new wheelchair for freedom
It was an emotional moment Thursday at a rehab hospital in suburban Chicago where groundbreaking new technology helps a 15-year-old cancer survivor guide his wheelchair using just his eye.
It was an emotional moment Thursday at a rehab hospital in suburban Chicago where groundbreaking new technology helps a 15-year-old cancer survivor guide his wheelchair using just his eye.
FDA urges consumers not to purchase or feed any pig ear treats to pets over salmonella concerns
The Food and Drug Administration is urging consumers not to purchase pig ear pet treats or feed them to animals over growing salmonella contamination concerns.
The Food and Drug Administration is urging consumers not to purchase pig ear pet treats or feed them to animals over growing salmonella contamination concerns.
Woman wakes from coma with legs, arms partially amputated
A woman who spent 80 days hospitalized after she became infected with a bacteria common in dog saliva that lead to a severe illness, coma and amputations, was on the long road to recovery.
A woman who spent 80 days hospitalized after she became infected with a bacteria common in dog saliva that lead to a severe illness, coma and amputations, was on the long road to recovery.
SPONSORED ADVERTISING BY NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY HEALTHSYSTEM: Hereditary cancer syndromes
SPONSORED ADVERTISING BY NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY HEALTHSYSTEM: Dr. Allison DePersia talks about how genetic testing can help identify inherited mutations predisposing to cancer and treatment options.
SPONSORED ADVERTISING BY NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY HEALTHSYSTEM: Dr. Allison DePersia talks about how genetic testing can help identify inherited mutations predisposing to cancer and treatment options.
SPONSORED ADVERTISING BY NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY HEALTHSYSTEM: Hereditary cancer syndromes
SPONSORED ADVERTISING BY NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY HEALTHSYSTEM:?Dr. Allison DePersia talks about how genetic testing can help identify inherited mutations predisposing to cancer and treatment options.
SPONSORED ADVERTISING BY NORTHSHORE UNIVERSITY HEALTHSYSTEM:?Dr. Allison DePersia talks about how genetic testing can help identify inherited mutations predisposing to cancer and treatment options.
Woman, 24, recovering from skin cancer on face after she thought it was pimple
A 24-year-old woman living in New York City is recovering from skin cancer on her face after she initially thought it was a pimple.
A 24-year-old woman living in New York City is recovering from skin cancer on her face after she initially thought it was a pimple.
Service dog not allowed on Delta flight from Phoenix to California
PHOENIX (FOX 10) -- "This dog is a miracle for us," said Christin Lhautara, in a phone interview.
PHOENIX (FOX 10) -- "This dog is a miracle for us," said Christin Lhautara, in a phone interview.