How chocolate affects your skin
With Halloween season upon us, an expert breaks down how chocolate affects a person's skin.
CrossFit Games: Lazar Dukic drowns in Fort Worth lake during swimming event
The rest of Thursday's events and activities for The CrossFit Games have been suspended.
'Tour de Cure' set to raise funds for diabetes research in St. Charles
The Tour de Cure, an event organized by the American Diabetes Association to raise money for diabetes research and awareness, will take place next weekend in St. Charles.
How to get electrolytes naturally to stay hydrated
A staggering 75% of the U.S. population is chronically dehydrated. Common solutions for electrolyte replenishment are normally Gatorade, Liquid IV, and Pedialyte. Certified Holistic Nutritionist Jamie Maitland says there are plenty of ways to get those electrolytes naturally from everyday fruits and veggies.
Tips for staying active and fit as you age
Sandi Berger, certified fitness and health coach, breaks down several ways you can get moving and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago and Peloton announce partnership
The YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago and Peloton announced a partnership Monday that will give YMCA members access to the perks of Peloton equipment and its apps at YMCA sites across Chicago.
The importance of a father's health, Chicago doctor weighs in
Dr. Craig Garfield joined FOX 32 Chicago on Monday to talk about the important of a dad's health with Father's Day this weekend.
More Americans concerned about mental health and social media
A new survey found that more Americans are worrying about social media's impact on their mental health. Fox Medical Team (Beth Galvin) Beth Galvin dives deeper into what these findings really mean.
Spreading BPH awareness during Men's Health Month
June is Men's Health Month and doctors are spreading awareness about a common condition that develops in men. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or enlarged prostate is very common and can be easily treated.
Risk for certain diseases increases for women during menopause
Our bodies are always changing and for women, the risk factors for certain diseases are even greater during menopause.
Health Watch: The dangers of mixing meds and supplements
Experts weigh in on the dangers of mixing your meds with supplements.
Wearable smart devices pose cybersecurity risks
Devices like smartwatches help users track their fitness, sleep, health and more. While they provide consumers with information, many of these devices are collecting a lot of user data, creating vulnerabilities for cyberattacks.
Planet Fitness’ free summer pass returns for high schoolers
Teens will be able to work out for free with Planet Fitness’ High School Summer Pass. Here’s what to know and how to register.
Planet Fitness hiking new membership prices for first time since 1998
Planet Fitness is raising its membership prices following a period of market testing and weaker financial performance, while also planning to test higher prices for its premium Black Card membership amidst a challenging economic environment.
Chicago weather: Scattered showers continue today but the sun returns tomorrow
FOX 32's Kaitlin Cody breaks down today's weather outlook.
Addressing the negative stigmas and complexities around obesity
Nearly 70 percent of U.S. adults are overweight, and a third are obese. Experts say obesity is a common and chronic disease.
TrainSpace to host workshop benefiting Chicago Autism Project
TrainSpace in Chicago is hosting a personal training workshop this weekend on April 6. The event will also help raise money for the Chicago Autism Project.
New study finds women tend to see greater benefits from aerobic exercise
The human body requires movement, like exercise, but now, new evidence is suggesting that when it comes to working out , men and women are not the same.
Chicago weekend events: Shamrock Shuffle, Cirque du Soleil's 'Crystal,' tattoo arts festival, and more
It may be snowing and freezing outside, but let's talk about some events going on this weekend you won't want to miss.