Articles tagged with 'Pregnancy' | OSF HealthCare

The FDA approved the first RSV vaccine for people ages 60 and over. But the vaccine rollout could soon impact soon-to-be mothers.

“Days of Our Lives” actor Cody Longo recently died of alcohol abuse, again raising awareness of the issue.

The American Diabetes Association designates the fourth Tuesday in March as Diabetes Alert Day®, a time to understand the seriousness of the disease and know your risk.

Is your baby getting to the age where you're looking to add solid foods to their diet? There are some tips to help the transition go smoothly.

OSF HealthCare and University of Illinois Chicago are jointly researching best messages to convince women there are risks associated with consuming cannabis during pregnancy.

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

A recent study reveals that caffeine during pregnancy can impact a child's height. While it's nothing to be overly concerned with, cutting back on caffeine intake is never a bad thing.

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

While a small amount of women will choose a C-section long before birth, health care providers prefer to perform them only when medically necessary.

Reality star Kelly Osbourne made news recently with her diagnosis of gestational diabetes. While it typically resolves itself following pregnancy, this diagnosis is becoming more common.

Ahead of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day on October 15, health care providers are talking about how mothers can cope with the loss.

The CDC and ACIP recommend a higher-dose flu vaccine for people 65 and older.

While society may view it as less common than getting pregnant in your late teens, 20s, or early 30s, experts say later-in-life pregnancies can be successful if you plan for the complications that come with age.“I would not want anyone to let their a...