An infectious disease expert in McLean County says fear of needles is likely contributing to COVID vaccine hesitancy. Studies have shown fear of needles is great among children.

As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations rise again, health care workers feel the stress of a pandemic that's nearly 18 months old and shows no signs of ending.

Mental health treatment remains in high demand as some people struggle to adjust to a newly-reopened society.

A Bloomington-Normal doctor says an earlier start to routine colon cancer screenings will save lives.

The national conversation about medical compensation has been going on for years. The goal is to transition to a model where revenue comes more from keeping people healthy than from fee-for-procedures in treating specific illnesses. That transition is not complete, but some changes have come.

A new study shows arts patrons are more likely to be vaccinated than the general public and are increasingly comfortable returning to cultural events, though a “significant minority” are still not ready.

A obstetrician in Normal recommends the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines for her clients, even though the CDC has removed its objections over the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

It's been a year since employers sent many of their workers home to protect them from COVID-19.In the first installment of the Sound Health series on…

Working from home has become a "thing" during the pandemic. So too has "working out" from home.Jen Blair offers personal training at the gym she owns,…