Katharin Czink is a producer for WGN-TV in Chicago, Illinois, with a focus on local news. She has also contributed to various news outlets across the United States, including WRBL News 3, KSNW-TV, KRQE News, and more. Katharin covers a wide range of topics, from health and medical news to community events and human interest stories.
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By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
For Wednesday, Sept. 18, WGN's Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information, including:
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Medical Watch Digest for Sept. 23 Flu during pregnancy associated with seizures in babies When a pregnant woman suffers with the flu, it could cause seizures in infants. An influenza diagnosis for …
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
The condition is called chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension — or CTEPH — a rare complication of the acute clotting process that impacts just two to five percent of patients.
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
For Tuesday, Oct. 15, WGN’s Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information.
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
Jaden Blankenship, a high school senior, is researching a potential treatment for triple-negative breast cancer by studying the effects of an experimental drug on an ion channel specific to the dis…
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration now requires doctors to inform patients if they have dense breasts, which increases their risk of breast cancer, and to discuss supplemental screening options …
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
At the Robert H Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center, doctors, following years of research, have an idea. A medication once used only to treat breast cancer, is showing great promise for preventing it in high risk women.
By: Lauren Jiggetts, Katharin Czink
Mike Jankowski, an art teacher at Notre Dame College prep in Niles, has been teaching for 37 years and has been the track and field head coach for 25, inspiring students to be creative and problem …
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Teja Poosarla, MD is the Director of Medical Oncology Breast program at City of Hope Cancer Center Chicago. “Everybody gets scared about chemotherapy, and everybody wants to try to avoid chem…
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
For Thursday, Oct. 31, WGN’s Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information.
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