Articles tagged with 'health' | OSF HealthCare

A new social media trend is putting a twist on the Ozempic weight loss formula, just with the use of oats. We put the recipe to the test.

A new social media trend is putting a twist on the Ozempic weight loss formula, only with the use of oats instead. It's referred to as “Oatzempic.” It's a smoothie made up of regular oats, water, lime juice and maybe a little cinnamon added as …

Today host Savannah Guthrie came down with silent reflux last year. The bad news: it's a pain. The good news: we know how to treat it.

The gone-viral tea is OK for most to try, but do your research first.

Glaucoma, or damage to the optic nerve, usually lacks symptoms. That's why it's important to know your risks and stay on top of your eye health.

Ahead of National Healthcare Decisions Day (NHDD) on Tuesday, April 16, OSF is launching new ways for patients and their families to be proactive when it comes to an end-of-life journey.

An OSF child psychologist says the Inside Out movies get a lot right when it comes to kids' emotions and how parents can help.

While autism awareness has improved, people’s ability to recognize what autism looks like in everyday life is lagging. That’s according to Theresa Regan, PhD, the lead neuropsychologist at OSF HealthCare Saint Francis Medical Center in Peoria, …

When it starts to warm up, so does the concern for allergies. Allergic rhinitis, commonly known as hay fever, is a common condition in kids, says Luis Garcia, MD, a pediatrician with OSF HealthCare.It causes swelling inside your nose and is …

Gallstones can be a mystery, but you should know the signs and if you need the gallbladder removed entirely.

Healthy habits like good posture  are the best prevention of this disorder which causes back and leg pain.

Cozy cardio, one of the latest fitness routines to trend on social media, isn't just a winter thing.

Arnold Schwarzenegger recently revealed he had pacemaker surgery. From equipment to activities to avoid, here’s what to expect with the device.

Addressing what can help a pregnant woman with her mental health, and how women can spot risk factors for sudden cardiac arrest. These are the topics addressed in this week's Health Highlights.

With polio and measles in the news, Phyllis Kemnetz’s polio survival story is a reminder of how far we’ve come with vaccinations.

New federal data show nearly 108,000 people died of an overdose in 2022. That's up slightly from 2021.

Lifestyle changes are the best medicine for this digestive tract issue.

Something to consider on World Oral Health Day (March 20): the mouth is the gateway to the body.

Lumps are not the only thing to watch for when doing your monthly self-check for breast cancer.

Federal officials drafted a groundbreaking recommendation surrounding common breast screenings. We share the new guidance and when you should talk with your doctor.

To nap or not to nap? It's a question parents are facing with their kids. Plus, how to treat and avoid injuries for wrestlers this season. The college wrestling season is in full swing while younger athletes are starting offseason …

Milk can benefit our health. But when staring at the cooler in the grocery store, you may ask: Which type is right for me? Is one healthier than another?

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

March marks colorectal cancer awareness month, which is a great reminder to take a closer look at your overall health. 

This stroke survivor is thriving in tailored rehabilitation at OSF HealthCare. 

It's a good idea to keep an eye on your heart's health. But Ash Al-Dadah, MD, a cardiologist with OSF HealthCare, estimates that more than half of the people with advanced heart disease who come through his door also have diabetes. That …

Temperatures may be warming, but we’re still in the peak season for sore throats. Many cases have time-tested treatments, but some can have serious complications.

OSF Medical Group has opened an OBGYN Clinic in Peoria, Illinois at 9128 Lindbergh Dr. This commitment will ensure many community members will receive high-quality, affordable care.

Anal and rectal cancer occur in parts of the body near each other, and they both have prevention steps and time-tested treatments.

Though not everyone is sold on it, the carnivore diet has produced results for some.