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Once the catheter reached Alberto Nieto’s lungs, Dr. Greg Babcock found the blood clots and dissolved them.

More important than leading-edge tools is the Carle Neuroscience Institute collaborative approach to diagnosis and treatment.

“Thriving” is a word the Learneds longed to hear when their babies were working to grow strong enough to survive ... and go home.

School shootings and the like aren’t the only risk, as Mahomet mom of three Andrea Gilbert knows all too well.

“He may not be able to dominate the basketball court like he used to, but I expect Basil to make an almost-full recovery."

Kelly Hussey is more focused on his family and back-to-school than Carle's Platinum Performance Achievement Award.

One-year-old Small Baby Unit cares for the region’s tiniest and most vulnerable children with hands-on care 24 hours a day.

Lifesaving medical equipment available through Carle Medical Supply eaiser to access at Carle's Mattoon on Lerna helps area child live full life.

Parking lot becomes world-class cancer center where the way people are treated is just as important as the treatment.

“Every minute spent in an Uber is a minute that could be spent getting potentially life-saving pre-hospital care.”

Carle Foundation Hospital achieved Level 3 Epilepsy Center accreditation from the National Association of Epilepsy Centers.

Memorable patient donates his kidney to Dr. Christian Wagner because the doctor treats about 45 members of his family.

Diabetes seminar provides essential tools and tips to manage both forms of the condition that affects so many people today.

An emergency helicopter ride inspires new big sister, Nora, to become a NICU flight nurse one day. Meet hero flight nurse Nikki.

Head and neck cancer treatments are changing as area sees a rise in rare cancers due to the HPV virus that can go undetected.

“Had she delayed getting help, things could have been a whole lot different,” interventional cardiologist said.