Mind games to lose weight? 
Mind games to lose weight?
A recent experiment found that swapping the utensils you eat with could help you lose those extra pounds. Learn more.
Community support helps families with autistic children  Featured
Community support helps families with autistic children
With autism diagnoses on the rise, community life is even more essential to children with autism and their families.
How dealing with stress can save your life 
How dealing with stress can save your life
How you cope with tension goes a long way to preventing high blood pressure, ulcers and heart disease.
Stuck in a creative rut? Go for a stroll! 
Stuck in a creative rut? Go for a stroll!
A new study finds that taking a walk can get your creative juices flowing.
Taking the guess work out of estimating birth weights 
Taking the guess work out of estimating birth weights
Researchers say they’ve come up with a better way to guess how much newborns will tip the scales.
Part 2: The fact and fiction of autism  Featured
Part 2: The fact and fiction of autism
In the second half of this two-part series, our expert helps separate more truths from myths on autism.
What is an occupational therapist? 
What is an occupational therapist?
In recognition of National Occupational Therapy Month, we checked in with an OT at Advocate Sherman Hospital to learn more about the profession.