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You may have heard about blockchain technology in the context of cryptocurrency like Bitcoin.
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Bishop Louis Tylka succeeded longtime Peoria Catholic Diocese Bishop Daniel Jenky on March 3. The start of Tylka's tenure coincides with the 2022 season of Lent.
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When a person is struggling to meet basic housing and nutritional needs, a visit to the doctor's office likely isn't the first thing on their minds.
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OSF HealthCare is buying Galesburg Cottage Hospital, but does not intend to offer inpatient services at the location.
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A trained observer can put an injured person through a series of tests to assess whether cognitive or motor skills are impacted. But effective tests also require truthfulness for an accurate diagnosis.
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Jim Runyon hopes new data on Autism Spectrum Disorder will open pathways to more resources and services. Last month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the prevalence rate for ASD among children in the U.S. is now at 1 in 44.
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Jim Runyon hopes new data on Autism Spectrum Disorder will open pathways to more resources and services. Last month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the prevalence rate for ASD among children in the U.S. is now at 1 in 44.
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Hospitals cope with a skyrocketing COVID-19 caseload as Tri-County region adds 1,800 cases in 2 daysThe hospital systems serving the Tri-County are battling a massive COVID-19 surge as active cases in the region topped 5,000 this week for the first time in more than a year, with more than 1,800 new infections reported from Tuesday to Thursday.
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Peoria-area hospitals are at or near capacity as COVID-19 cases surge across the region.
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Kevin Asbury went to see his doctor last September for some bowel issues. At first, it was chalked up to getting more fiber in his diet.