Chicago Department of Public Health offers updated COVID-19 vaccines, and annual flu shots.

Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition of attorneys general urge the federal government to ensure equal access to mental health and substance use services by implementing stronger regulations and addressing compliance failures.

As Howard Brown Health Workers United votes in favor of a potential strike, the union calls for a fair contract, addressing ongoing concerns such as wage inequity and lack of gender-affirming healthcare coverage for employees.

Illinois reports its first measles case in 4 years, highlighting the importance of vaccination and raising questions about potential exposure locations.

Jury awards $55.5 million to man who suffered brain damage during birth at UIC hospital in a landmark case.

104-year-old Dorothy Hoffner skydives into the history books, demonstrating that age is just a number and inspiring others to continue pursuing their passions.

Northwestern University researchers and Chicago-based startup CellTrans secure $45 million in ARPA-H funding to develop an implantable device to detect and treat cancer, aiming to revolutionize cancer therapy and cut cancer-related deaths by 50%.

Chicago faces a blood shortage crisis, with dangerously low blood donation levels prompting urgent calls for people to step up and donate. Learn how you can help!

An outbreak of Salmonella at a Chicago taqueria has left 55 people ill and led to multiple lawsuits against the restaurant, health officials continue to investigate the source of the contamination.

Blood suppliers in Chicago make an urgent appeal for donors as inventory levels drop precariously low, hospitals may soon face difficult decisions concerning blood rationing.

Two confirmed deaths due to West Nile Virus in DuPage County urge people to stay vigilant and protect themselves against virus-carrying mosquitoes.

A salmonella outbreak at a popular Chicago taqueria leads to at least 20 illnesses and 10 hospitalizations. Find out the details and how to stay safe.

Learn how the Black MS Experience Program series sheds light on the specific challenges African Americans face when living with multiple sclerosis and the importance of healthcare access, education, and early intervention.