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Allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever, is seen in up to 40% of children, according to an OSF HealthCare pediatrician.

It’s no secret a major part of posting that “picture perfect” moment, happens after the picture is taken. Through editing with filters, body positioning, and now even artificial intelligence, the photos you see on those you follow may not be an …

Mothers-to-be who are taking medication for a mental health issue may wonder: will the medication harm my baby?

Women – specifically those 80 and up – may be unaware of stroke risk factors that greatly impact them.

Singing carols this holiday season doesn't just make the room lively. It can help your health.

November 16 is the Great American Smokeout, a time to look into dropping the unhealthy habit.

Enjoy holiday meals and don't overeat, says one OSF physician. It’s not a race.

Bloating is not uncommon, but it has many causes. So it's important to see a health care provider if symptoms persist.

When helping someone with a terminal illness, sometimes just listening is the best medicine.

Perinatal mood, anxiety and depression describes mental health issues in moms from conception to one year after delivery.

OSF HealthCare sees depression and anxiety rates fall by 50% among users of its free, OSF SilverCloud by Amwell behavioral health website and app.

There’s a science behind procrastination and how it can affect our health.

Older adults need to keep mental health care in mind and know the resources available to help with concerns unique to that age group.

Caring for someone with dementia is a massive task, and often the caregivers themselves wind up needing emotional support.

Tailored therapy helps people with Parkinson’s or similar ailments regain normal speech.

June is post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)  awareness month.

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.

A recent study on mice in Australia linked damage inside the nose to an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease, the most common form of dementia. 

Nearly 1 in 10 Americans battle depression. How support from just one person can make all the difference.

A recent study suggests frequent social media use leads to changes in brain development during the formative adolescent years.

A new report from the Pew Research Center says children's' mental health is a top concern for parents.

Overworked? Feeling unappreciated? Burned out? A U.S. Surgeon General report reveals these are all signs of a toxic workplace, which can impact workers' health in more ways than one. 

During the holiday season, some people may experience loneliness and depression. Experts are reminding you there are resources to bridge the gap between “what do I do?” and “I have the care I need.” 

It's important to have people to lean on – whether you’re dealing with cancer or some other hardship.