Measles exposure reported at O’Hare: What travelers should know
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After a person with measles passed through O’Hare International Airport, emergency medicine physician Dr. Nicholas Cozzi explains how the virus spreads, when symptoms may appear, what travelers should watch for and what to do if vaccination records are unavailable.

Big changes coming to Medicaid program including work requirements
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Dr. Katherine Hempstead, senior policy officer for the  Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, breaks down upcoming changes that will be coming to MEdicaid.

New LSD-based drug eases depression symptoms in late-stage trial

The latest LSD-based drug was used in a clinical trial to support patients with major depression in an initial step in bringing the drug closer to Food and Drug Administration submission and review.

Innovative exoskeleton therapy for stroke survivors developed in Chicago | ChicagoLIVE
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Researchers at Northwestern University and Shirley Ryan AbilityLab have developed a first-of-its-kind rehabilitation system that uses robotic exoskeletons to virtually connect therapists with stroke survivors during recovery.

How to protect your animals from screwworm parasites | ChicagoLIVE
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With screwworm cases on the rise, we hear from Dr. Lori Ross, emergency veterinarian and the medical director at Emergency Veterinary Care Centers, to explain how to keep your animals safe.

Aphasia Awareness Month: Inside the disorder that has changed the lives of celebrities
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Dr. Leora Cherney, founder and director of the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab Center for Aphasia Research, joins Good Day Chicago to break down aphasia and the latest research behind it.

Chicago doctor warns record increase in Congo Ebola cases is 'a significant concern'
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Health officials are racing to contain an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo after a record daily spike in cases. Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine's Dr. Mercedes Carnethon explains causes and repercussions of the outbreak.

Illinois ‘right to die’ law faces new lawsuit before effective date

An Illinois law that would allow terminally ill patients to seek medication to end their own lives is facing a new federal lawsuit.

CPR training partnership aims to build a heart-safe community in Cicero
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Leaders from the American Heart Association and Corazón Community Services discuss expanding CPR training for young people and the importance of being prepared for cardiac emergencies.

Family shares Lurie Children's journey ahead of annual fundraising walk
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A family reflects on their experience with Lurie Children's Hospital and explains why the Walk for Lurie Children's helps support patients, caregivers and families across the region.

An alderman wants Chicago to become its own pharmacist
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A Chatham Walgreens closed Thursday after more than 20 years, and the alderman who watched it happen wants the city of Chicago to step in where corporate pharmacy has stepped out.

American Heart Association director shares how CPR training helped save a life
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After performing CPR on a passenger who collapsed during a bus ride home, an American Heart Association director shares her experience and demonstrates lifesaving techniques anyone can learn.

CVS Caremark to cover Zepbound again after lawsuit, widespread backlash

CVS Caremark is adding Zepbound, Eli Lilly’s obesity drug, back to its commercial insurance plan formularies, more than a year after it stopped covering it in favor of Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy.

Suburban Chicago residents want answers after medical center closes
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Pressure is mounting to reopen West Suburban Medical Center, as community leaders and clinicians in Oak Park warn that the closure is creating a major healthcare gap for nearby residents.

Oak Park leaders demand answers after West Suburban Medical Center closure

Pressure is mounting to reopen West Suburban Medical Center, as community leaders and clinicians warn the closure is creating a major healthcare gap for nearby residents.