Articles tagged with 'water' | OSF HealthCare

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

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

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

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.

New, potentially life-saving options for cancer patients are coming to Illinois.  And  how therapy and water go hand in hand. The 180,000 square foot OSF HealthCare Cancer Institute opens this month in Peoria. In addition to …

People with diabetes are at a greater risk for heart disease and related issues.

Exposure to frigid temperatures can have serious consequences.

Here's a new year's resolution: pledge to keep your hands clean and away from your face to prevent the spread of illness.

Summer news about cancer risk from aspartame shouldn’t be what deters you from diet soda.

Holiday meals bring sweets in bountiful amounts. People with diabetes must closely monitor their intake of sugar and carbohydrates.

Bronchiolitis is similar to bronchitis, and parents should be aware of it this winter.

National Farm Health and Safety Week begins September 17. It's a good time to review the basics of farm safety.

Fall is a good time to review the signs of and treatments for seasonal illnesses.

Drinking water is good, unless you consume too much. Our kidneys can only handle up to one liter of water an hour and anything over that can lead to vomiting, confusion or worse. 

Trimming too low is one cause of annoying ingrown toenails.

Always be careful when it comes to fireworks, food and water safety on Independence Day.

Cold plunging is the continues to trend on the popular social media app TikTok. But is it safe?

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

The unpleasant symptoms of kidney stones - particularly the sharp, stabbing pain in your flank - are why prevention is key.

An OSF HealthCare physician says claims about body cleanses should be scrutinized. Talk to your health care provider before starting any significant treatment.

New childhood obesity guidelines from the AAP include medication and surgery. An OSF HealthCare dietician says families should be all in with their plan.

It can be an embarrassing ailment, but experts say it’s time to talk about urinary incontinence.