Articles tagged with 'Champaign' | OSF HealthCare

Laser ablation involves making a precise scar to reduce symptons of atrial fibrillation.

The Watchman procedure helps prevent strokes in people who can’t use blood thinners.

August 31 marks International Overdose Awareness Day, a time to know the facts and misconceptions about opioids and their treatment.

An energy drink that's soared in popularity has elected officials and doctors concerned about young people ingesting caffeine.

Heart attack symptoms can sometimes seem like everyday pain, so it's important to know the signs and call 9-1-1 quickly.

The tennis-like sport that made a comeback in 2023 remains popular with older adults.

After another child swallowed a water bead toy and went to the hospital, providers are talking about the signs of poisoning and choking and the steps to reverse each.

Fatty liver disease is linked to, among other things, obesity and alcohol use.

Ultrarunning is anything longer than 26.2 miles. It sounds daunting, but it can be a fulfilling summer hobby if you train properly.

Experts say while most bug bites are not serious, there are times when you need to see a health care provider immediately.

Older adults are at a higher risk for a stroke. But the good news: steps to prevent a stroke are the same no matter your age.

The last Wednesday in May is National Senior Health & Fitness Day. It's the perfect time to take stock of heart health.

There’s no debating that being a first responder is stressful, but it’s rewarding, says one longtime OSF Mission Partner who trains those workers.

OSF HealthCare Sacred Heart Medical Center in Danville, Illinois, will reopen its birthing center in September 2023 to again provide obstetrics care for residents in the Vermilion County area.

Most medical professionals agree there is some evidence for migraines caused by changes in barometric pressure. There are ways to lessen the impact of the headaches.

OSF HealthCare is investing in an ambulatory surgical center in Champaign, Illinois, as part of its strategic growth plan in the community.The joint venture will see OSF partner with Sid Rohrscheib, MD, an independent general surgeon who currently pe...

A cutting-edge stroke drug recently rolled out at OSF HealthCare, Tenecteplase, is already turning the tide for people who have suffered a stroke.

As a new federal law takes effect, new mothers need to know how to successfully pump breast milk on the job.

During National Donate Life Month, an OSF HealthCare pharmacist is telling her story and encouraging others to give the gift of life.

During Occupational Therapy Month, one OSF HealthCare patient is talking about how a care plan tailored to Parkinson's symptoms helped her.

Distinguishing sciatic nerve pain from other types of lower body pain is key to treating it.

New research shows the Mediterranean diet - a popular choice among experts - could reduce dementia risk.

First responders may not live as long as others due to the stress of the job. OSF HealthCare wants to change that by educating about screenings.

It’s important for kids to establish good eating behaviors early. An OSF HealthCare pediatrician has a checklist for parents.

A new CDC recommendation says all adults should be screened for hepatitis B at least once.

An OSF HealthCare cardiologist has studied how heart rate variability aligns with and benefits from certain musical numbers.

Patrick Mahomes reinjured a high ankle sprain in Super Bowl 57. It's a reminder to follow the right steps to heal a sprain.

Ongoing social media chatter claims drugs like Ozempic are the magic way to weight loss. Doctors say it's not that simple, not to mention the side effects of these drugs.

In his new role, effective February 16, Barnhart will lead OSF Heart of Mary in aligning with the overall OSF HealthCare strategy. He will be responsible for directing internal operations at OSF Heart of Mary and ensuring high-quality, cost-effective...

The statistics on hepatitis B might make eyeballs widen, but an OSF HealthCare gastroenterologist says they are not a reason to panic.