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Carle helps the community meet new CDC recommendation for Hepatitis B screenings

Carle offers patients Hepatitis B screenings to prevent the spread of the disease, a service which meets the new CDC recommendation for all adults to receive testing at least once in their life.

Adjusting to life without masks means a busy time for pediatricians treating viral illness, strep

Pediatricians offer important reminders of handwashing, staying home if ill and staying away from others who are ill as they manage an uptick in illness among children.

Achoo! Managing allergies with the onset of spring

The beginning of spring often means the onset of allergy symptoms. Itching, avoidance, sometimes medication or even shots are all part of the season for allergy sufferers.

Check your expectations at the door when it comes to colorectal cancer

The rising incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer makes it important for all adults to have a conversation with their doctor if they experience symptoms that may be consistent with colorectal cancer. The earlier colorectal cancer is detected, the easier it is to treat.

Recognizing the early symptoms of coronary artery disease can help keep your heart healthy

February is American Heart Health Month and a reminder that while coronary artery disease impacts many Americans, there are changes that can help treat and prevent the disease.

From awareness to action: Vaccination, early detection and treatment saves lives

Knowledge is power when it comes to your health. If you have a cervix, here are three things you need to know about cervical cancer that can potentially save your life, a family member’s life, a friend’s life or someone else you know.

Don’t let wintry weather bring you down: avoiding winter’s risks for orthopedic injuries

Tips for how to stay safe when participating in outdoor activities this winter.

Stay Healthy this Holiday Season by Managing your Blood Pressure

We often gather for family, food and friends at the end of the year. Managing your blood pressure can keep you healthy throughout the holiday season.

Carle offers resources to improve mental health during the holiday and winter season

Winter can lead to a decline in mental health, especially with the extra stress of the holidays. Carle Health provides helpful tips and resources to manage your mental wellness at home and in the workplace.

Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Just One of Many Supports Through CRIS Healthy Aging

Relationship between Carle and CRIS grows in support of aging individuals living healthy, active lifestyles at home.

Keep your Eyes Healthy; Prevent Diabetes from Impacting your Vision

The longer you live with a diabetes diagnosis, the higher your risk of developing diabetic retinopathy. Regular eye exams help maintain the health of your eyes and prevent vision loss.

Drive-thru flu shot clinics help to keep communities safe

Carle Health extends a grateful thank you to the team members who made this year’s flu clinics, which provide easy access to flu protection for vulnerable patients like the elderly and immuno-compromised, a success.

Carle Health reaches tentative contract agreement with Aetna

Carle Health and Aetna have reached a tentative agreement on an Aetna Medicare Advantage PPO contract effective January 1, 2023, with Carle hospitals and provider offices in Champaign, Urbana, Hoopeston, Danville, Mattoon, Charleston and surrounding communities.

Carle encourages parents to get kids boosted at Nov. 5 pop-up clinics

Carle Health is offering two pop-up bivalent COVID-19 booster clinics for all eligible children ages five to 18 on Saturday, November 5 at two of its pediatric office locations in the Champaign-Urbana area.

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) cases hitting early and why it matters

The recent rise in RSV cases is being felt throughout the state. Take simple steps to help stop respiratory viruses from circulating.

Physicians seeing more cases of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in atypical patients

In typical patients, cases of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease occur around the age of 70, but in recent years, the patient population most impacted by this disease is changing.

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