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2026
August
19,
2026
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11:38 AM
America/Chicago
An OSF physical therapist says there's limited research on the benefit of vibration plates for people with lymphedema, but they provide relief to some.
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May
26,
2026
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08:00 AM
America/Chicago
OSF gastroenterologist Dr. Omar Khokhar says a few daily habits can improve your overall digestive health for life.
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May
18,
2026
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08:55 AM
America/Chicago
OSF HealthCare St. Joseph Medical Center is launching a dedicated OB emergency department to provide faster, specialized care for pregnant and postpartum women.
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May
06,
2026
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10:36 AM
America/Chicago
OSF HealthCare today announced a planned leadership transition at OSF HealthCare St. Joseph Medical Center in Bloomington, ensuring continued strong leadership and stability for patients and the community.Eunmee Shim, president of OSF St. Joseph …
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January
09,
2026
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08:28 AM
America/Chicago
A new OSF Innovation-developed platform CliniPane helps providers spot health problems sooner and offers key information without added clicks.
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2025
August
18,
2025
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13:54 PM
America/Chicago
The viral “cortisol cocktail” is hydrating, but an OSF gastroenterologist says it doesn’t actually affect cortisol levels and therefore won\'t improve fatigue or promote weight loss.
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August
05,
2025
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08:53 AM
America/Chicago
OSF HealthCare and Illinois State University athletic trainers prepared high school trainers for medical emergencies as Fall sports approach.
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June
17,
2025
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13:37 PM
America/Chicago
OSF HealthCare blessed a 25-bed ICU expansion at OSF St. Joseph Medical Center in Bloomington, allowing it to grow as a regional hub to care for patients needing complex care.
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April
12,
2025
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17:40 PM
America/Chicago
Illinois State University celebrated the naming of its indoor practice facility for OSF HealthCare with an open house before its spring football scrimmage.
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2024
September
19,
2024
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17:09 PM
America/Chicago
Results of a new, large study showed people with damage to their upper gastrointestinal tract had a 76% greater risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
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