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• Gov. Blagojevich's Keep Cool Illinois campaign reminds you to be safe and stay healthy this July 4th
  Department of Public Health encourages safe food handling, swimming safety and West Nile virus prevention this holiday

• Study: Over 30 percent report alcohol abuse

• Poor sense of smell may be Alzheimer's

• Salmonella fears expand recall

• Bogus toothpaste now in 6 states, Canada

• Moore's 'Sicko' gives accused little say

• Military offering free laser eye surgery

• Egypt officials ban female circumcision

• Children's snack food recalled
  FDA warns consumers not to eat Veggie Booty snack food
  Risk of salmonella contamination

• DHS launches Mental Health Anti-Stigma Campaign at Taste of Chicago
  Only one in four Americans believes people are sympathetic toward those with mental illness

• WHO: Air travelers should exercise legs

• Scientists swap genes in bacteria

• St. Mary's Hospital and Children's Museum emergency department exhibit opens

• Gov. Blagojevich signs law making HIV testing a routine part of medical care in Illinois

• Meningitis shot advised for ages 11-18

• National HIV Testing Day June 27
  One-quarter of the Americans infected do not know it

• Kidney, heart disease spur each other

• FREE weight loss support group

• Staph superbug may be infecting patients

• New treatment promising for Parkinson's

• Rays of hope for Africa's AIDS children

• Public health is a global matter
  Chicago public health attorney works to establish international health agencies' network

• Surgeon removes gallbladder through mouth

• U.S. scores hospitals on heart care

• Video game addiction: a new diagnosis?

• FDA clears computerized pill box

• Pfizer drug for fibromyalgia wins FDA approval

• New treatment promising for Parkinson's

• Estrogen may offer some heart benefits

• 15-year-old performs surgery in India

• ALMH offers total joint replacement seminar

• Gyms target spread of middle-age spread

• Breast cancer genes can come from father

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