Health

On the last Sunday of this month, people will gather to support a worthy cause, raise some money and run or walk Lincoln Park. Ramblin' Ray, host of the Ray Stevens Show on WLS-AM 890, and Janet Sutherland joined Good Day to talk more about the annual Brain Aneurysm Foundation Chicago Run/Walk and the big goal this year.

Ending the stigma of PTSD in veterans and service members is just part of the goal of the annual Warriors Walk in New Lenox.

Let's talk about a topic that not many people are not necessarily well informed about.

The number of children in the US struggling from mental health disorders has reached unprecedented levels.

Health officials are reporting McHenry County?s first West Nile Virus-related death since 2018.

Children who struggle with their weight are showing success using the weight loss drug Liraglutide.

Half a dozen ambulances were called to Richard J. Daley Elementary Academy after a group of students fell ill Wednesday morning.

Here is today's health watch.

Polycystic ovary syndrome, also known as PCOS, affects about 1 out of every 10 women of reproductive age. It leads to hormone imbalances, pain and also difficulty conceiving.

A recent survey shows 60% of men 45 and up have misconceptions about prostate cancer screenings. This comes as nearly 2/3 of men ages 55-69 are not being screened.

The more alarms you have, the harder it will be to wake up, according to Dr. Alicia Roth with the Cleveland Clinic. It's best to set your alarm for the time you actually have to wake up.

Researchers at Texas A&M University recommend that teachers embrace kids' love of fidgeting, saying it might help them focus more.