CDPH is teaming with AFSP for a free walk supporting suicide prevention.

Rush physicians say some users go from one 7-OH product a day to ten within weeks. It's sold at Chicago-area gas stations and vape shops.

Crystal Cornelius of Tennessee finally met Rochester firefighter Cody Duge, whose marrow donation helped save her life.

The 35,000-square-foot facility on Ogden Avenue can serve 11,000 patients a year and support over 100 jobs.

The Sept. 19 walk lands at Burnham Park Grove 7 as CDC data shows Black patients die over a decade younger than white patients.

A boy met the organ donor who saved his life when he needed a new liver.

OSF HealthCare is building a Dental Surgery Center at its Forest Park site with four sedation-ready operatories, funded partly by a federal earmark.

Michael Benjamin retraced the ambulance route that carried him to Loyola's burn unit after a 2021 fire pit explosion nearly killed him.

The Jackson Chance Foundation's fourth Chicago hospital partnership means South Side NICU parents no longer pay to be at their baby's bedside.

UChicago Medicine will train 72 primary care doctors at Ingalls Memorial, with a $5 million grant backing the effort in Harvey.

Three Chicago-area volunteers explain why they keep showing up for the Walk to End Alzheimer's, from decades of caregiving to a mother lost last November.

State health officials say the two additions bring Illinois' approved condition list to 58, effective immediately.

The Englewood program will train Black midwives to serve six South Side neighborhoods with scarce maternal care, starting spring 2027.