Jessica Tobacman

Virginia A. "Ginny" Blair wrote plays for local CBS and ABC television stations before shifting to public relations work with Smith Bucklin & Associates, where she worked for more than...

Deborah Eberhart Elliott was a special education teacher and an administrator in Chicago Public Schools for many years, also serving as a principal of a middle school in south suburban...

Carolyn Davis owes her health to wires. Davis, 55, of Chicago, benefited from a treatment known as coiling after she suffered a brain aneurysm in November. Once Davis arrived at...

Researchers at the University of Illinois College of Medicine in Chicago have recently shed light on the body's ability to decrease tissue damage caused by inflammation. A study published in...

Harold T. Berc, a Chicago attorney for more than 60 years, served in the South Pacific during World War II and, as national commander of AMVETS, helped secure funding to...

Sister Mary Antonia Klausner was a nurse, teacher and supervisor at St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital on Chicago's West Side, now part of Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Medical Center, for...

For decades, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued alerts to the medical profession and the public about the dangers of medications on the market. Now, a review led...

Elaine Hirsch, 77, a volunteer with several organizations including the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation in Evanston and the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center, died of brain cancer Tuesday, Jan. 3,...

Elaine Hirsch, 77, a volunteer with several organizations including the Jewish Reconstructionist Federation in Evanston and the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center, died of brain cancer Tuesday, Jan. 3,...

Elinore Mayster, 85, who ran a day care center and worked in a bank, died of a stroke suffered while volunteering at Skokie Hospital on Thursday, Jan. 5, said her...