Wellness Wednesday
An OU Health pediatric emergency physician says staying within arm’s reach is the most effective way to keep children safe around water.
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Oklahoma program addresses caregiver shortage by hiring seniors to help other seniors remain independent at home, offering employment and support for aging population.
Pediatric emergency doctors warn spring break brings a spike in broken bones and share tips to keep kids safe while enjoying outdoor activities.
Doctors say the one-hour clock change can disrupt sleep cycles, mood and short-term health, but simple steps can help families adjust
With winter GI illnesses increasing, experts from Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health explain dehydration warning signs and when parents should seek medical care for vomiting and diarrhea in children.
Chef Darren Leonardson from Villages OKC shares tips for making meals colorful, nutritious, and easy to prepare for seniors, including the “trio vegetable” method and simple recipes.
New research suggests the targeted radiation treatment may reduce long-term side effects while maintaining strong cancer control.
Take the Stairs Day is encouraging Oklahomans to choose stairs over elevators as part of a fundraiser for the American Lung Association.
An OU Health eye specialist explains who is most at risk, why symptoms are rare, and how early exams can prevent permanent blindness.
Aging Services is reminding social workers and senior caregivers to pause and act when considering their own well-being.
New research found patients with certain head and neck cancers lived longer and experienced fewer side effects when treated with proton therapy instead of traditional radiation.
