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Twenty innovative finalists from across the state of Illinois will pitch their ideas to improve human health. You can cheer them on as they do.

Eating foods high in antioxidants and other micronutrients prior to diagnosis may help patients in the long run.

Champaign’s own Jacob Bushue is about to achieve a lifelong goal and play for a first division European soccer club. To take on the challenge, he came back home to Carle Sports Medicine.

Because the classes – and the camaraderie they create – are so essential, Healthy Beginnings organizers are opening their 2020 offerings to people who aren’t in the program.

A new main entrance and lobby opened with conveniences and features for patients, visitors and staff.

Carle and University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign collaborative engineering and medicine team publishes innovative study.

Commitment from leaders aligns resources to meet community demand and need for services for eight-county area.

A rare diagnosis and ensuing surgery solved Angela Hawn’s abdominal pain, but a lot of thought and consideration came first.

Organizers of the second annual Illinois Health Make-a-Thon competition invite all state residents – a broader reach this time – to submit their problem-solving ideas by the Jan. 6 deadline.

Ronald Eaker of Champaign used to worry about a potential stroke burdening those around him. The Watchman device, implanted in his heart, reduced that risk and gave him a confidence boost.

Carle’s Stephens Family Clinical Research Institute connects with Cancer Center at Illinois to establish new possibilities for cancer patients.

“My marching orders are to provide best-practice care to do what’s best for the patient,” Health Alliance Chief Medical Officer said.

Julian Wade needed a complicated brain surgery to stop an aggressive tumor. Carle Neuroscience Institute was there.

First-time mom privileged to have medical student assist and learn about the labor and delivery process.

Urbana's Robin Clarke continues to recover from a subarachnoid hemorrhage from a ruptured aneurysm, a type of bleeding stroke. 

Part of preparing medical students with hands-on patient care experiences early on in their education, Carle Illinois College of Medicine launches new clinic.