Chicago content creator: Wellness culture is 'here to stay' | ChicagoNOW
Wellness culture seems to be taking over the algorithm on social media, with more young people prioritizing social connection, health and a balanced lifestyle. ChicagoNOW's Anthony Ponce and Kaitlin Cody talk with Chicago content creator Hannah Mendivil about her perspective on the wellness change.
Wellness culture seems to be taking over the algorithm on social media, with more young people prioritizing social connection, health and a balanced lifestyle. ChicagoNOW's Anthony Ponce and Kaitlin Cody talk with Chicago content creator Hannah Mendivil about her perspective on the wellness change.
Chicagoland’s Save Our Summer Blood Drive aims to help kids like Emmy, Caleb and Valerio
The need for blood doesn’t take a summer vacation. In fact, donations often drop during the summer — a critical time when patients like Caleb, Valerio, and Emmy depend on volunteer donors to survive.
The need for blood doesn’t take a summer vacation. In fact, donations often drop during the summer — a critical time when patients like Caleb, Valerio, and Emmy depend on volunteer donors to survive.
First Ladies Health Day: Chicago churches host free women's wellness event
This Sunday, 15 different churches across the city are joining forces to host a free women?s health event. It?s called First Ladies Health Day.
This Sunday, 15 different churches across the city are joining forces to host a free women?s health event. It?s called First Ladies Health Day.
How to stay cool during National Hydration Month
June is National Hydration Month which comes at the perfect time during intense heat across the Chicago area.
June is National Hydration Month which comes at the perfect time during intense heat across the Chicago area.
Eating more fruits and vegetables could improve your sleep, study shows
A new study finds that eating more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains during the day could lead to deeper, more restful sleep at night.
A new study finds that eating more fruits, vegetables, and whole grains during the day could lead to deeper, more restful sleep at night.
Is Trump reversing a Biden-era asbestos ban? Here’s what we know
The EPA under President Trump says it will review a Biden-era ban on chrysotile asbestos, the last form still legally used in the U.S.—but the policy remains in place for now.
The EPA under President Trump says it will review a Biden-era ban on chrysotile asbestos, the last form still legally used in the U.S.—but the policy remains in place for now.
Health insurers pledge to streamline ‘prior authorization’ process
UnitedHealthcare, Aetna and dozens of other insurers promised Monday they’re working to scale back a health care practice that leads to delays and complications.
UnitedHealthcare, Aetna and dozens of other insurers promised Monday they’re working to scale back a health care practice that leads to delays and complications.
Cancer survivor turns her journey into hope with new nonprofit
In honor of National Cancer Survivors Month, Laura Hendricks shares how beating leukemia inspired her to launch Luminaries: Cancer Survivorship, a nonprofit dedicated to helping others thrive after diagnosis.
In honor of National Cancer Survivors Month, Laura Hendricks shares how beating leukemia inspired her to launch Luminaries: Cancer Survivorship, a nonprofit dedicated to helping others thrive after diagnosis.
These states are most attractive to "dark" personalities, study suggests
People with a “dark factor of personality” are associated with behaviors like aggression, cheating, narcissism, exploitation and more.
People with a “dark factor of personality” are associated with behaviors like aggression, cheating, narcissism, exploitation and more.
National Men's Health Month: Doctor talks risks to men and what to do
June is National Men's Health Month, so we're talking to a doctor about what precautions and actions to take to improve their health.
June is National Men's Health Month, so we're talking to a doctor about what precautions and actions to take to improve their health.
2 major food makers to remove artificial food dyes from popular products
Some changes are coming to your pantry as two major food makers say they're removing artificial food dyes from U.S. products within the next two years.
Some changes are coming to your pantry as two major food makers say they're removing artificial food dyes from U.S. products within the next two years.
Starbucks will further align its menu with 'MAHA' initiative, RFK Jr. says
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Starbucks is pledging to align its menu with the Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" initiative.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Starbucks is pledging to align its menu with the Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" initiative.
How dogs could help cure cancer: Inside the groundbreaking research at U of I
Veterinary researchers at the University of Illinois are looking at new ways to treat dogs with cancer. Their hope is that man?s best friend will eventually be able to help cure cancer in humans. Dr. Timothy Fan, chair of veterinary oncology research, joined us to talk about it.
Veterinary researchers at the University of Illinois are looking at new ways to treat dogs with cancer. Their hope is that man?s best friend will eventually be able to help cure cancer in humans. Dr. Timothy Fan, chair of veterinary oncology research, joined us to talk about it.
Chicago doctor explains ALS after Eric Dane's diagnosis
Actor Eric Dane, known for roles in Euphoria and Grey?s Anatomy, recently revealed his ALS diagnosis, sharing that he has lost full use of his right arm and hand. As his condition progresses, the announcement is sparking important conversations about the disease. Dr. Senda Ajroud-Driss, a neuromuscular specialist at Northwestern Medicine, joined us to explain what ALS is, who?s most at risk, and the latest treatment options being explored.
Actor Eric Dane, known for roles in Euphoria and Grey?s Anatomy, recently revealed his ALS diagnosis, sharing that he has lost full use of his right arm and hand. As his condition progresses, the announcement is sparking important conversations about the disease. Dr. Senda Ajroud-Driss, a neuromuscular specialist at Northwestern Medicine, joined us to explain what ALS is, who?s most at risk, and the latest treatment options being explored.
Pedaling for a cause: Massive Chicago bike ride supports kids with cancer
Hundreds of bikers are rolling through the heat Friday morning to support Lurie Children?s. They will be pedaling for pediatric cancer. FOX 32's Gabriella Premus is there with more.
Hundreds of bikers are rolling through the heat Friday morning to support Lurie Children?s. They will be pedaling for pediatric cancer. FOX 32's Gabriella Premus is there with more.
Cannabis use could double risk of heart death, study warns
Researchers in a new study found that cannabis use may lead to a greater risk of a heart attack and stroke.
Researchers in a new study found that cannabis use may lead to a greater risk of a heart attack and stroke.
New FDA-approved HIV shot marks major breakthrough
A major win in the fight against HIV. The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new shot that cuts down on the risk of contracting the deadly virus.
A major win in the fight against HIV. The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new shot that cuts down on the risk of contracting the deadly virus.
Chicago therapist Ben Shabad looks like 'The Bear' star, but it's his work that stands out
He?s a licensed therapist helping people navigate real-life challenges ? and he just so happens to look a lot like a certain TV chef from The Bear, which premieres June 25! Ben Shabad is based here in Chicago, and while his resemblance to actor Jeremy Allen White may turn heads, it?s his work supporting mental health that really makes an impact.
He?s a licensed therapist helping people navigate real-life challenges ? and he just so happens to look a lot like a certain TV chef from The Bear, which premieres June 25! Ben Shabad is based here in Chicago, and while his resemblance to actor Jeremy Allen White may turn heads, it?s his work supporting mental health that really makes an impact.
FDA approves new twice-yearly HIV prevention shot. Here's how it works
In two recent studies, this new shot reportedly nearly eliminated new infections in people at substantial risk of HIV.
In two recent studies, this new shot reportedly nearly eliminated new infections in people at substantial risk of HIV.
Chicago birth center closing temporarily due to staffing, pay challenges
A Chicago birth center is closing abruptly — at least for the summer — leaving patients scrambling to make new plans.
A Chicago birth center is closing abruptly — at least for the summer — leaving patients scrambling to make new plans.