Laura Geller discusses breast cancer, beauty and Fran Drescher partnership
Laura Geller opens up about her breast cancer journey, how it changed her perspective and her ongoing partnership with Fran Drescher’s Cancer Schmancer.
Laura Geller opens up about her breast cancer journey, how it changed her perspective and her ongoing partnership with Fran Drescher’s Cancer Schmancer.
FOX Chicago, Lurie Children’s team up to make patients’ lives a little lighter
FOX Chicago is helping Lurie Children’s raise $10,000 for its Chicago Marathon team, supporting programs like A Little Lighter that help patients and their families.
FOX Chicago is helping Lurie Children’s raise $10,000 for its Chicago Marathon team, supporting programs like A Little Lighter that help patients and their families.
Lurie Children’s doctor runs marathon to support patients
Dr. Phillip Thrush is training for his first marathon while raising money to support the children and families cared for at Lurie Children’s Hospital.
Dr. Phillip Thrush is training for his first marathon while raising money to support the children and families cared for at Lurie Children’s Hospital.
Is the Chicago River safe for this weekend’s swim?
Scientists are testing the Chicago River ahead of the Chicago River Swim to determine whether the water is safe for hundreds of participants.
Scientists are testing the Chicago River ahead of the Chicago River Swim to determine whether the water is safe for hundreds of participants.
Nearly 3 in 4 adults report fatigue, CDC says
Dr. Emily Tuchman explains the difference between tiredness and fatigue, why younger adults and women report it more often, and when to talk to a doctor.
Dr. Emily Tuchman explains the difference between tiredness and fatigue, why younger adults and women report it more often, and when to talk to a doctor.
Peptides are trending but experts warn about lack of research
Peptides are gaining popularity for weight loss, muscle growth and recovery, but a registered dietitian warns that long-term safety and effectiveness remain uncertain and more human research is needed.
Peptides are gaining popularity for weight loss, muscle growth and recovery, but a registered dietitian warns that long-term safety and effectiveness remain uncertain and more human research is needed.
Could a one-time treatment lower cholesterol for life?
Rush Medical Group cardiologist Dr. Alan Goldberg explains a small study of an experimental gene-editing treatment that researchers say could dramatically lower cholesterol with a single dose.
Rush Medical Group cardiologist Dr. Alan Goldberg explains a small study of an experimental gene-editing treatment that researchers say could dramatically lower cholesterol with a single dose.
University of Georgia study links legal marijuana use to fewer sick days
Legalizing medical marijuana reduces health-related job absences, according to a University of Georgia study.
Legalizing medical marijuana reduces health-related job absences, according to a University of Georgia study.
New compound could burn fat without sacrificing muscle, researchers say
UC Berkeley professor Dr. Anders Naar explains new research on TOFA, a compound that boosted fat burning without reducing food intake in animal studies.
UC Berkeley professor Dr. Anders Naar explains new research on TOFA, a compound that boosted fat burning without reducing food intake in animal studies.
Born with a rare condition, Miles found hope at Lurie Children’s
Miles Dadosky was born with a rare genetic condition that prevents his body from producing lifesaving hormones. His mom shares how Lurie Children’s not only saved his life but gave their family peace of mind. FOX Chicago’s Sam Witt is running the Chicago Marathon to raise $10,000 for Lurie Children’s, helping fund research for more therapies and cures for kids like Miles.
Miles Dadosky was born with a rare genetic condition that prevents his body from producing lifesaving hormones. His mom shares how Lurie Children’s not only saved his life but gave their family peace of mind. FOX Chicago’s Sam Witt is running the Chicago Marathon to raise $10,000 for Lurie Children’s, helping fund research for more therapies and cures for kids like Miles.
American Heart Association director shares how CPR training helped save a life
After performing CPR on a passenger who collapsed during a bus ride home, an American Heart Association director shares her experience and demonstrates lifesaving techniques anyone can learn.
After performing CPR on a passenger who collapsed during a bus ride home, an American Heart Association director shares her experience and demonstrates lifesaving techniques anyone can learn.
How much protein do you actually need? Experts weigh in
Recent revisions to U.S. dietary guidelines have led to Americans eating more protein, but experts say eating more protein isn't necessary for many people.
Recent revisions to U.S. dietary guidelines have led to Americans eating more protein, but experts say eating more protein isn't necessary for many people.
Study finds daily step goal could help keep weight off long term
Personal trainer Alyssa Weishaar explains why walking about 8,500 steps a day may help people maintain weight loss, build healthier habits and avoid slipping back into old routines.
Personal trainer Alyssa Weishaar explains why walking about 8,500 steps a day may help people maintain weight loss, build healthier habits and avoid slipping back into old routines.
New study links common health risks to higher cancer rates
Dr. Tochi Okwuosa of Rush University Medical Center explains cardio-kidney-metabolic syndrome, why it raises cancer risk, and simple steps you can take now to protect your health.
Dr. Tochi Okwuosa of Rush University Medical Center explains cardio-kidney-metabolic syndrome, why it raises cancer risk, and simple steps you can take now to protect your health.
Faces of Fitness festival brings community wellness to Chicago
Co-founder David Grass shares how the Faces of Fitness festival has grown into a major Chicago event promoting health, community, and accessible fitness for all.
Co-founder David Grass shares how the Faces of Fitness festival has grown into a major Chicago event promoting health, community, and accessible fitness for all.
How stress affects your heart and what you can do about it
A Mayo Clinic cardiologist explains how chronic stress impacts heart health, key warning signs to watch for, and simple ways to reduce stress during National Stress Month.
A Mayo Clinic cardiologist explains how chronic stress impacts heart health, key warning signs to watch for, and simple ways to reduce stress during National Stress Month.
Chicago Pulls for Hope highlights connection between fitness, mental health
Dr. Becca Ward and Rachel Adams discuss the “Chicago Pulls for Hope” fundraiser, the importance of mental health awareness, and expanding access to care in Chicago.
Dr. Becca Ward and Rachel Adams discuss the “Chicago Pulls for Hope” fundraiser, the importance of mental health awareness, and expanding access to care in Chicago.
February is Heart Health Month: Experts urge action to prevent heart disease
Dr. Mihaela Stacu of Sinai Chicago discusses the risks of heart disease in Illinois, the impact of nutrition and outreach, and steps residents can take to protect their heart health.
Dr. Mihaela Stacu of Sinai Chicago discusses the risks of heart disease in Illinois, the impact of nutrition and outreach, and steps residents can take to protect their heart health.
Doctor explains why sleep matters for heart health
Cardiologist Dr. Saagar Sanghvi discusses how much sleep adults need, what happens to the body during rest and why poor sleep — including disorders like sleep apnea — can take a toll on heart health.
Cardiologist Dr. Saagar Sanghvi discusses how much sleep adults need, what happens to the body during rest and why poor sleep — including disorders like sleep apnea — can take a toll on heart health.
Free workouts at Chicago Park District fitness centers this February
Chicago Park District’s Brandon Lyles explains how you can work out for free at dozens of city fitness centers in early February, what’s included, membership options after February 15, Heart Health Month screenings, and other easy ways to stay active in Chicago parks this winter.
Chicago Park District’s Brandon Lyles explains how you can work out for free at dozens of city fitness centers in early February, what’s included, membership options after February 15, Heart Health Month screenings, and other easy ways to stay active in Chicago parks this winter.