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Surgeon: Most of the time we can remove colon polyps during the screening. If they’re precancerous, we're done.

Funded by Carle Health Center for Philanthropy, new feature provides less pinching, squishing and discomfort during annual necessity.

Carle’s cancer care includes treatment, support groups, counseling and more to guide patients from diagnosis through remission.

No matter large or small – year-end gifts support important cancer center work and honor the legacy of Linda Mills.

Study results spare women unnecessary chemotherapy treatment if tests indicate it’s not likely to provide enough benefit.

Scheduling a mammogram tops women’s minds in October, but online scheduling makes the process easier any time of day or year.

Early detection key to mom beating rare genetic cancer. Maintaining vigilance will reduce her risk for others.

Survivor shares her tips for beating cancer: Gratitude, support and cozy chairs make battling cancer easier.

Parking lot becomes world-class cancer center where the way people are treated is just as important as the treatment.

Carle encourages people to get colon screenings in Urbana, Danville, Monticello and Mattoon-Charleston to save lives.

Head and neck cancer treatments are changing as area sees a rise in rare cancers due to the HPV virus that can go undetected.

A state-of-the-art semi houses Mattoon’s new CT scanner to shine a light on abnormalities and support more patients.

New tool treats cervical and lung cancers with missile-like precision. Super-targeted radiation bursts protect healthy tissue.

Comprehensive cancer treatment expands in Mattoon-Charleston region, helping patients with “one-stop-shop” appointments.