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With school officially in full swing for many Illinois families, the seasonal shift and significant changes in a student’s schedule, routine and lifestyle can be a major adjustment.

Regularly checking children’s eye health should be at the top of every guardian’s list to maintain their general wellbeing.

A new CarleRx pharmacy location has opened at Carle Foundation Hospital, expanding pharmacy service access in the region.

With the new school year quickly approaching, it’s important to schedule your child’s yearly eye exam, addressing any vision problems before they interfere with school performance.

Recognizing the signs and reacting quickly to conditions that impact the brain can help a person receive lifesaving treatments during the most critical period of time.

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.

Hard to heal wounds meet their match at Carle Wound Centers, offering advanced approaches to healing with high success rates.

Did you know your skin is your largest organ? It’s not to be taken for granted while you are working or recreating outdoors during these warm weather months.

"Diabetes" might seem like a scary word for parents and caregivers, but it’s quite manageable with the proper care team.

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

"Carle specializes in identifying options ... to best serve patients and members when and where they need it."

In her late 20s, Courtney Lawson went to nursing school, making animal care and concerns her full-time hobby.

Breast Cancer Institute team advocates for early detection and treatment key for newly diagnosed women in the region facing breast cancer.

Grieving mom and dad hope breaking the silence can help them and others celebrate their daughter’s life at annual memorial.

Christie Clinic providers joined Epic, an electronic health records (EHR) system, through Carle’s Community Connect platform.

Rossville resident Rebecca Schlecht had an anaphylactic reaction to a bee sting and is forever grateful for her second chance at life.