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Nam Y. Huh/APHult Center For Healthy Living health education specialists say a national survey showing a drop in use of e-cigarettes and other tobacco products among middle school and high school students shows that prevention efforts are working. -
Camryn Cutinello/WCBUOne in 26 people will develop epilepsy in their lifetime but many people don't know what to do when someone has a seizure.
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The organization is back to hosting monthly talks to help educate seniors on topics ranging from financial scams to legal issues. -
New legislation proposed in the Illinois House would increase funding for education and research on pulmonary embolisms caused by blood clots.
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Saint Margaret's Health is asking a federal bankruptcy court for permission to sell two of its former clinics to the Carle Foundation in Urbana.
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The state-of-the-art Nursing Simulation Suite includes high-fidelity nursing manikins that will provide a realistic and immersive teaching experience.
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Stark County will have health care access once again, more than two years after the county's only clinic closed.
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Peggy Jacques wants to bring a senior center to Peoria.
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A combination of grocery store closures, transportation barriers and rising food prices have left nearly 33,000 people without access to nutritious food, says a local collaboration of food pantries, health departments and nonprofits.
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Saint Margaret's Health is asking a federal bankruptcy judge to allow the sale of its closed hospital in Peru to move forward.
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You may have heard the term "tripledemic" around this time last year. The term refers to a seasonal combination of Influenza, COVID and Respiratory Syncytial Virus, or RSV.
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We're a few weeks into a new school year. Even with time, an adjustment like coming back to fully in-person learning can be difficult for kids.
