Illinois AG Kwame Raoul joined 24 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief supporting emergency abortion care under EMTALA against restrictive Idaho law.

Dr. Jennifer Lim warns against using regular sunglasses to view the upcoming solar eclipse, advising proper eclipse glasses to prevent retinal damage.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul and 19 other attorneys general filed an amicus brief in Massachusetts questioning a 2020 rule that may enable healthcare discrimination.

Chicago is experiencing its worst measles outbreak in 15 years with 31 cases, largely concentrated in a Pilsen migrant shelter, prompting intensified vaccination efforts.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul supports access to the medication abortion drug mifepristone, opposing efforts to restrict it and ensuring its availability in Illinois.

Chicago health officials mandate an additional MMR vaccine dose for preschoolers at a Pilsen shelter after a measles outbreak, with a 21-day exclusion from childcare post-vaccination.

Lake County, Illinois, reports its first measles case, adding to the Chicago area's total of 17. Health officials trace exposure hotspots and urge vaccinations.

A Cook County jury awarded $14 million to the estate of a newborn who suffered severe brain damage at the University of Chicago Medical Center in 2016, leading to his death in 2020.

Measles outbreak in Chicago affects two public school students, with cases stemming from a shelter housing migrants. Officials enforce quarantine and boost vaccinations.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker introduces the Healthcare Protection Act to curtail "predatory" insurance practices, aiming to give patients immediate access to care and reduce insurer interference.

Chicago reports eight measles cases, with the CDC assisting local health efforts and city-wide vaccination campaigns intensifying, especially among shelter residents.

Health authorities warn of potential measles exposure at two Cook County medical facilities, with connections to recent cases and an outbreak at a migrant shelter. Public urged to get vaccinated to prevent spread.

Chicago health officials vaccinated hundreds at a Pilsen shelter after identifying the city's first measles cases in five years, intensifying efforts to control the outbreak.