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Kankakee resident and soon-to-be senior at Western Illinois University, Kayla-Jonae Williams, suffered an unexpected stroke in February at age 21. After months of hospital stays and rehabilitation, the nursing student

CHICAGO Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation on June 30 designed to improve care for people who suffer from strokes in Illinois. HB 2238 authorizes

CHICAGO Governor JB Pritzker signed legislation on June 30 designed to improve care for people who suffer from strokes in Illinois. HB 2238 authorizes

CHICAGO (WMBD)– As strokes kill thousands of Illinoisians every year, Gov. Pritzker hopes to stem the tide with new legislation. An Illinois e-News release confirms on June 30, Pritzker signed HB2238 into law, a bill that recognizes new a level of certification hospitals can use for treating stroke victims. With this new certification, patients who […]

Judy Herrington is a stroke survivor whose caregivers affectionally call their “miracle patient.”

Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth has once again earned national recognition for its treatment of stroke patients,

Women are increasingly assuming top executive roles in healthcare. Here are 177 women hospital presidents and CEOs to know.

The department of emergency medicine is more than doubling in size.

This week Bobbi Conner talks with Dr. Parneet Grewal about new guidance from the American Heart Association about the importance of seeking immediate treatment for a transient ischemic attack (or TIA). Dr. Grewal is an Assistant Professor of Medicine and a neurologist in the Comprehensive Stroke & Cerebrovascular Disease Center at MUSC.

Ten years ago tomorrow, Oct. 1, UCHealth — the nonprofit health system with more than 28,000 employees, 12 hospitals (three in Colorado Springs) and its anchor University of Colorado Hospital