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• Diabetes in Illinois projected to increase 25 pct in next 6 years

• Illinois celebrates 6-year improvement in preterm birth rate

• State regulators warn that colored contact lenses could be dangerous this Halloween

• Stroke -- the leading cause of disability in Illinois and the U.S.

• Flu facts
  From the Logan County Department of Public Health

• Pretty poison: Coping with poison ivy

• National MS Society open house in Decatur on Oct. 30

• Flu facts
  From the Logan County Department of Public Health

• More Americans choosing generic drugs

• After hip replacement at ALMH, Lincoln man resumes active lifestyle

• 1st day of 'Get Covered Illinois' shows stronger-than-expected interest

• Madigan urges Illinois residents to be on lookout for scams in Affordable Care Act rollout
  Offers advice on how to avoid scammers

• 'Obamacare' scams emerge as new policies take effect

• How to keep your health coverage up and costs down

• Get Covered Illinois launches help desk for state health care program

• Memorial's Be Aware Women's Fair returns to state fairgrounds in October

• FDA, NIH create 14 centers to do tobacco research

• ALMH Auxiliary purchases pulse oximeters for OB Unit

• Health dept. offers flu vaccine

• Health dept. reports West Nile death in Logan County

• State health dept. urges awareness, education during National Suicide Prevention Week

• Gov. Quinn proclaims September as 'Recovery Month' in Illinois

• Central Illinois reports its 1st human West Nile virus-positive case for 2013

• Memorial Home Services Hospice seeks volunteers

• Memorial earns rare fivefold reaccreditation in rehab services

• Gildner receives certification to treat female urinary incontinence

• 1st human West Nile virus-positive case in Illinois for 2013

For reference

• Logan County Department of Public Health food inspection scores

• Health dept. offers tips to prevent illness

• Multiple locations now accept unused medications

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