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A new intensive outpatient program at Carle BroMenn is helping patients in need of support transitioning from around-the-clock care to independent living.
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Shriners Children's hosted a "Hospital Experience" event ahead of a football game benefiting the children's hospital with locations in St. Louis and Chicago.
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Hundreds of workers will lose their jobs as Champaign-based Health Alliance plans to cease operations by the end of the year.
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The Carle BroMenn Service Auxiliary works to improve the hospital experience for staff, patients and visitors.
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Primary care is where people go when they have symptoms of an unknown illness or for an annual physical. Providers in Bloomington-Normal want to make sure people know their main doctor can also provide mental health support.
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Carle Health is now urging patients and visitors to wear masks at all of its hospitals and clinics to reduce the spread of respiratory illness.
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The Administrative Offices of the Illinois Courts recommended increasing the use of Assisted Outpatient Treatment across courts in the state. A recent federal grant will help McLean County get a head start.
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A recent study published by The Lancet Public Health has shown that cancer risk is rising in Gen Xers and millennials. WGLT asked a Normal surgeon for insight on that trend.
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Thousands of Microsoft users reported being suddenly knocked offline, and the culprit appeared to be cybersecurity company CrowdStrike, which had a routine software update malfunction.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so three Carle Health psychiatrists convened Monday to discuss mental health in Bloomington-Normal.