The Latest
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When back-to-school jitters become anxiety: Symptoms to watch for
Anxiety is the most common mental health condition among adolescents, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians
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Stressed from the storms? Here's how a Chicago therapist says to relieve anxiety
This summer’s continuous severe weather is having an impact on the mental health of Chicago-area residents.
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Man suffered brain injury after eating contaminated oysters at Gibsons Steakhouse: Lawsuit
A retired Cicero firefighter and Marine veteran has filed a lawsuit against a well-known Chicago steakhouse.
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Ragweed season is coming, but doing this now will lessen symptoms: Expert
Allergists are sounding the alarm that a new season could soon be underway, but there are ways to help lessen its impacts.
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Calls to poison centers skyrocket amid rise in use of GLP-1 drugs, experts warn
There is an alarming increase in the misuse of GLP-1 drugs as people look to cut costs or avoid the doctor’s office, experts are warning.
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Woman, allergic to antibiotic, describes cyclosporiasis diagnosis from hospital bed
A Chicago woman’s cyclosporiasis fight has been complicated by her allergy to a key antibiotic to treat the illness.
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GLP-1 use tied to obesity decline, but doctors warn of alarming misuse
As more Americans use GLP-1 medications for weight loss, doctors are reminding patients of the importance of medical necessity and supervision while using the drugs.
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FDA advisory panel set to review certain peptide compounds
An FDA advisory panel is set to discuss whether compounding pharmacies should be allowed to sell and formulate peptide compounds.
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Why is it so hard to track the cyclosporiasis outbreak's source?
Cyclosporiasis cases have been rising in Illinois and the Midwest for weeks, but figuring out what’s causing the increases has been a bit of a challenge.
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There's only 1 way to kill cyclospora on produce, and vinegar isn't it
While officials are urging everyone to wash their produce thoroughly, health experts are noting that it may not keep you from contracting cyclosporiasis, the parasitic infection known for causing “explosive” diarrhea.
