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No human cases of West Nile Virus have been reported so far this year in the region.
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The Deaconess Illinois Clinic for Family Medicine at Logan Fitness is currently offering medical care by appointment and on a walk-in basis.
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After Marion's last neuroscience unit closed 10 years ago, Deaconess Illinois Medical Center in Marion celebrated opening their new unit Tuesday.WSIU's Brian Sapp talked with neurology health providers about how this new unit will change patient care.
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The program is free and offers full-day classes, school readiness, health screenings, nutritious meals, and family support services.
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The impacts of the One Big Beautiful Bill are still being analyzed. The president says the bill will reduce waste, fraud, and abuse. Critics say cuts to Medicaid in the bill put 300 hospitals across the nation at risk of closure.Franklin Hospital in Benton is one of 9 Illinois hospitals researchers say are at risk. WSIU's Brian Sapp followed Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi as he toured the hospital to see the potential impact of the cuts.
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There have been no human cases of the virus so far this year.
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The enhanced lab will allow more precise heart procedures with less radiation exposure and faster response times.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 15% job growth in the field through 2033.
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New and expectant parents will find trusted resources and support.
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The income guidelines have increased, allowing more families to qualify.