Diseases

Lung Screening Cuts Mortality for Non-Smokers in China

New evidence shows one-time low-dose CT screening can significantly reduce lung cancer mortality in a non-risk based population.

Woodlawn Man Loses Battle with Melanoma Cancer at 36

Sean Michael Keip, a dedicated family man and employee, passed away surrounded by loved ones.

Illinois Lawmakers Urged to Boost Funding for Colorectal Cancer Screenings

American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network calls for $2 million in state budget to increase access to life-saving tests

Groundbreaking Treatment Cures Type 1 Diabetes Patients

University of Chicago study shows patients able to stop insulin injections after islet cell transplant.

OSF Medical Group Earns ADA Recognition for Diabetes Care

The group's diabetes and endocrinology program has been recognized for excellence in education and support.

Patient-Led Insulin Dosing Linked to Better Outcomes in Gestational Diabetes

Study finds self-titration leads to faster glycemic control and lower risk of macrosomia compared to clinician-led approach.

Gene Regulation Therapy Shows Promise for Dravet Syndrome

Early-phase clinical trials of a new gene-regulation drug demonstrate significant improvements in seizure control and other symptoms for patients with the rare epilepsy disorder.

Trump's Unproven Autism Claims Influenced Care, Study Finds

Tylenol orders dropped, leucovorin prescriptions rose after President's comments, despite criticism from doctors.

Study Finds Trump's Autism Claims Impacted Medical Care

Researchers observe drop in Tylenol orders, rise in unproven autism drug prescriptions after White House briefing.

Genetic Link Found Between Heart Failure and Atrial Fibrillation

New research suggests the two conditions may be less distinct than previously thought.

Peoria Hardware Store Installs AED, Offers CPR Training

Leaders say quick bystander action can double or triple survival chances from sudden cardiac arrest

Farina Man Dies After Cardiac Arrest in Taco Bell Drive-Thru

Autopsy to be completed on 40-year-old who collapsed while being moved to ambulance.