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By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
CHICAGO — It has been a long journey for WGN's Mike Lowe in his cancer fight. In part four of the series, he talks about the road so far and addresses the looming question: “Was therapy enough or is a life-altering surgery the next step?”
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Posted: Updated: CHICAGO — When Chicago Bull Lonzo Ball returned to the court nearly three years after his last game, 6'8 suburban
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Northwestern University’s Bienen School of Music and Lurie Children’s Hospital are collaborating on a research program to improve lung function in children who have undergone Fontan sur…
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
For Tuesday, Dec. 10, WGN’s Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Medical Watch Digest for Dec 16 Blood test could tell doctors if cancer treatment will work A simple blood test can be a novel way to figure out whether cancer treatment will work. Doctors at Royal…
By: Tom Skilling, Katharin Czink
CHICAGO — A record number will fly this holiday season. Chicago-based United Airlines expects 9.9 million air travelers will fly with the airline between December 19 and January 6, an increase of 12% over a year ago. And during the busiest portion of this holiday period, an incredible 540,000 people will be on board United Airlines' flights each day between December 20 and December 28.
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
There is a growing and troubling trend when it comes to our diet. More than half of our calories are coming from ultra-processed foods – items highly manipulated and filled with chemicals. If your …
By: Katharin Czink, Dina Bair
Dementia cases are expected to more than double in the coming decades, with the risk beginning as early as 55, and the lifetime risk of developing dementia is 42 percent, according to a new study.
By: Dina Bair, Katharin Czink
For Tuesday, Jan. 14, WGN’s Dina Bair has the latest on new medical information.
Medical Watch Digest For Jan 22 New Breast Cancer Treatment A new drug candidate to help women with breast cancerThis drug works and it does not have the same side effects as current treatments acc…
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