Nutrition is Critical to Immune Support, But Key Nutrients may be Missing from Diet in Times of Stress
Supporting the immune system with nutrients such as vitamins C and E, zinc and prebiotics is especially important during stressful times
This New Year, Give Yourself a Break and Resolve to Reset for 2021
Making a big resolution can be counterproductive. Instead, focus on self-care.
Pediatric Psychologist and Dad of Two Takes His Own Advice for Building Resilience in Children During Pandemic
Survey finds two-thirds of parents worry the mental health effects on their kids will be harder to reverse the longer the pandemic continues
Survey: Two-Thirds of Seniors Won’t Seek Treatment for Depression
As COVID-19 intensifies growing mental health issues, too many seniors are suffering in silence
Survey: Nearly 2 in 5 Americans will Likely Attend Risky Holiday Gatherings
Experts say virtual gatherings are safest, but if you plan to gather in person, precautions are critical to preventing the spread of COVID-19
Study: Playing Brain Games Before Surgery Helps Improve Recovery
Practicing “neurobics” preps the brain for surgery and prevents postoperative delirium
Cell Discovery May be Key to Treating Currently Incurable Neurological Diseases
New study shows potential for unprecedented recovery from stroke, Alzheimer’s Disease, ALS and many other brain and spine diseases and injuries
Study Finds Adding the Right Nutrition to Your Workouts Boosts Benefits for Body and Brain
New research from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Abbott, and U.S. Air Force published in Scientific Reports demonstrates that the right nutrition is directly linked to physical and cognitive performance in active duty men and women in the U.S. Air Force
Nutrition Reboot: As COVID Era Drags On, Family Meals Don’t Have to Get Stale
Getting kids involved in the kitchen teaches valuable skills, takes burden off of parents and is fun!
Leukemia Patient on Mission to Complete Pushup for Each Person with CLL
Nathan Tirey on-track to complete 176,200 pushups while in clinical trial to treat CLL
New Minimally Invasive Procedure May Offer Alternative to Knee Replacement Surgery
Outpatient technique shows promise in reducing pain and increasing mobility in arthritis sufferers
Study Finds Fall Babies at Higher Risk of Lifetime of Allergic Diseases
Researchers working to stop the chain reaction of eczema, food allergies, asthma and hay fever
Preparing for Tragedy: How Training to ‘Stop the Bleed’ can Save Lives
Survey finds most Americans are not confident about providing aid in a mass casualty situation, but a few simple skills can empower them to help
Vaccination Rates Drop Due to COVID-19, Doctors Worry Preventable Disease Could be Next Pandemic
Survey finds ⅔ of parents nervous to take kids to pediatrician’s office for routine visits like vaccination
New Study Finds ATV-Related Head and Neck Injuries Among Youth Continue to Remain High
An average of 31 children receive emergency treatment every day for head and neck injuries sustained on ATVs
Helping Students Who Miss the Normalcy of Sports and Activities They Love
With future of extracurriculars unclear, an Ohio State expert offers tips to those who feel part of their identity is missing
Survey Finds Americans’ Social Media Habits Changing as National Tensions Rise
Experts say controlling exposure to social media stressors is vital to mental health
Experts Say a Little Prep and Regular Check-Ins Can Ease Worries Around Uncertain School Year
Survey finds parents nearly as concerned about emotional health as physical health as kids head back to school
Keep the Butter Cow Tradition Churning with Build-Your-Own-Butter-Cow Contest
This year’s butter display is DIY! Ohioans encouraged to get sculpting and share favorite buttery memories from years past
Study Links Stress Hormone with Higher Blood Sugar in Type 2 Diabetes
Results highlight importance of reducing anxiety and depression to manage Type 2 diabetes
Cell Discovery Predicts a Transplant Patient’s Likelihood of Organ Rejection
Researchers hope the cell can soon be delivered to patients to protect against rejection
Woman Receives Double Lung Transplant After Being Turned Away from Over 20 Hospitals
She was deemed too “high risk” for surgery but the transplant team at UCLA accepted the challenge of treating her
Concerns Rise Over Fireworks Injuries as Public Displays Cancelled
New survey finds 16% buying fireworks this summer will do so because of COVID-19 cancellations
Survey: COVID-19 Sparks Increase in Edible Gardening Driven by Younger Generations
Horticulturist offers tips to jump on the gardening trend, even in small spaces
Post-COVID Workplace Presents Challenges to Physical and Emotional Health
Experts offer tips for a healthy transition back to work as businesses begin to re-open
Study: More Children Than Ever Before Need Urgent Mental Health Care, But Many Emergency Departments are Unprepared to Treat Them
Experts urge mental health screening, physician training and telehealth options
Survey: Half of Americans Concerned About New Moms and Babies Being in Public Places
Doctors are adapting their practices to keep moms and babies safe as COVID-19 restrictions are lifted
Personalized Heart Care Key to Reducing Pregnancy-Related Deaths
Statement by American Heart Association highlights importance of emerging field of cardio-obstetrics
FDA APPROVES COVID-19 INNOVATIONS; OHIO STATE MEDICAL CENTER TO SHARE NATIONWIDE
Telehealth Program Quickly Expands to Help Doctors Deliver Care Amid COVID-19 Crisis
Virtual visits ensure kids receive medical attention and prescriptions while keeping families and health care workers safe
National Jewish Health to Substantially Expand COVID-19 Testing
Open to All Patients with Referral from their Physicians
Study: Frequent Mental Health Visits Reduce Suicide Risk in Children
Children with disorders such as epilepsy and schizophrenia have higher rates of suicide, but consistent care reduces risk
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Celebrates Opening of the Big Lots Behavioral Health Pavilion
America’s largest behavioral health facility on a pediatric medical campus made possible by $50 million gift from Big Lots, Big Lots Foundation
Study: More Dietitians Needed in Cancer Centers to Help Patients Stay Well-Nourished Throughout Treatment and Beyond
Nutritional counseling optimizes cancer care, yet there’s an average of about one dietitian for every 2,300 patients nationally
First Patient in U.S. Treated for Atrial Fibrillation Using New Device to Restore Normal Heart Rhythm
New method of heart ablation using electrical pulses expected to deliver better results with lower risks
Simple Device Sanitizes Often Overlooked Breeding Ground for Bacteria and Viruses
Shared pens carry thousands of germs but are rarely cleaned between users
Telemedicine-aided therapy helps parents of children with developmental disorders, including autism
Parents and therapists collaborate to customize therapy to advance social skills
New Cancer Drug Take-Back Program Helps Patients Access Vital Medication
Cancer care can cost thousands per month and assistance programs are critical to affordability, access and survival
Your Pet May be the Partner you Need to Stick to Your Health Plan
Committing to diet and exercise with your pet keeps you both happier and healthier
New Procedure Saves Lives through Early Pancreatic Cancer Detection
‘Virtual biopsy’ allows doctors to diagnose precancerous cysts with unprecedented accuracy
Professional Support Offers Comfort Through the Loss of a Pet
Veterinary social workers are rare, but experts are working to expand pet grief services
Study: Challenges to Implementing Concussion Laws Put Young Athletes at Risk
Laws are in place to keep student athletes safe, but schools face many barriers when practicing them
Not Enough Doctors Recognize Hair Care as a Barrier to Exercise for African American Women
Education needed to help doctors work with patients and find solutions to stay active
What Appears as Uncontrolled Asthma May Actually be Severe Reflux
Breathing issues that mimic asthma often caused by reflux sending liquid into the lungs
Study Shows Newspaper Reporting Overlooks Best Practices when Reporting a Celebrity Suicide Death
Articles not adhering to suicide reporting guidelines, but experts say parents can help by starting conversations about mental health
Study Finds Improving Psoriasis may Begin with Dental Hygiene
Simple and healthy lifestyle changes may prevent or improve psoriasis symptoms
Reversing Pain and Health Issues May be as Simple as Fixing Your Posture
Poor posture affects the whole body, but survey finds less than half of Americans are concerned about it
Pets Aren’t People: Diet Trends Can Put Animals’ Health at Risk
As more people embrace alternative diets, some think their pets should too
Novel Brain Implant Restores Visual Perception to the Blind
With wireless device, patients can detect motion, distinguish light and dark
Study Finds Possible Explanation for Dangerous Heart Complications in Flu Patients
Common gene mutation allows flu virus to infect the heart
Suicide rates climbing, especially in rural America
County-by-county analysis offers clues about elevated risk
New Tech Successfully Battling Opioid Crisis After Ohio Competition Calls for Solutions
The winners of the Ohio Opioid Technology Challenge are creating change, saving lives
New Research in Flu Protection Begins with Testing Pigs
Identifying new flu strains in animals helps predict the next flu pandemic in humans
Toddler Leaves Hospital for First Time Thanks to Novel Approach to Treatment
Forgoing sedation for therapy and play improves survival rate to 99% in preemies with chronic lung condition
Simple Checklist Helps Students Manage Their Health for the First Time
Having a plan to stay healthy both physically and mentally can help make the college transition smoother
Butter Cow is Over the MOO-n 50 Years After Apollo 11 Mission
Annual butter display captures iconic moments from first moon landing and honors Ohio-born astronaut
Treating Eczema in Infancy May Prevent a Lifetime of Allergic Diseases
Researchers say ‘atopic march’ starts with skin cracks, leads to allergies and asthma
Nutrition is the Missing Ingredient in Home Healthcare Today, New Study Shows
Researchers from Advocate Health Care and Abbott Find Nutrition Reduces Hospitalizations
Criteria for Bariatric Surgery Should Consider More Than Just Patient’s Weight
Thousands of patients who don’t meet BMI to qualify would benefit from surgery
More Baby Boomers Seek Cosmetic Procedures as they Re-Enter Dating Scene
Procedures from liposuction to Botox are up among the 55-and-older age group
New Study Finds Only a Modest Decrease in Exposure to Laundry Detergent Packets Among Young Children Following Adoption of Product Safety Standard; Increase Among Older Children and Adults
Researchers say current safety standard isn’t doing enough to protect our most vulnerable populations
Study: Adding Targeted Therapy to Standard Treatment Helps Women Live Longer with Breast Cancer
Survival rates improved significantly among younger women with advanced disease
Study Looks Beyond Breed to Assess Dog Bite Risk to Children
Size and head shape should be taken into account to measure risk, prevent injuries
Study: Pinterest Sunscreen Recipes Promise Protection, But May Put Kids At Risk for Burns
Experts warn of potential dangers of online DIY versions of regulated products
Study: Focused Radiation Offers Breast Cancer Patients Less Intense Treatments with Effective Results
Partial breast radiation can be completed in just five days instead of several weeks
Survey Finds New Moms Often Overlook their Own Health After Delivery
Health care for physical and emotional concerns is crucial during the “fourth trimester”
Innovative Clinical Trial Explores Opening Blood-Brain Barrier In Fight Against Alzheimer’s
Focused ultrasound is used to open the blood-brain barrier and clear toxic proteins in the brain
Food Intolerance Often Mistaken for Allergies. Why the Difference Matters.
It’s important to identify true allergies due to serious, life-threatening reactions
Study: Sharp Rise in Youth Self-Poisonings Highlights Need for Action
Mental health experts say preventing suicide in children needs to be a community effort
Study: Increase in Youth Suicides After Release of “13 Reasons Why”
Media depictions of suicide should follow recommended guidelines to avoid harm
As Esports Industry Grows, Doctors Address Needs of Unique New Athletes
Doctors partner with professional team to keep players in top physical and mental shape
Unique Training Approach Prevents Injuries in Youth Baseball Players
Video analysis helps athletic trainers correct each player’s mechanics to take strain off of arm
First Blood Test for Fibromyalgia Could Provide Answers and Validation
Researchers say lab test appears to diagnose the disease with near 100% accuracy
New Rapid Test for Preeclampsia Can Provide Life-Saving Diagnosis
Pregnant women may receive critical treatment sooner with help of fast and easy test
Lullaby-Playing Pacifier Helps Premature Babies Thrive
Special pacifier plays songs recorded by babies’ parents to help newborns develop skills for feeding, grow stronger
First Study to Examine Cognitive Development in Deaf Babies Finds Differences Begin in Infancy
Hearing impairment doesn’t just affect language skills, but also visual learning
Adaptive Workout Program Helps Wheelchair-Bound Patients Improve
Adaptive athletes build strength with CrossFit workouts while community encourages their growth
Study: Guidelines Developed to Prevent Heart Disease Also Lower Risk of Diabetes
Adopting healthy lifestyle habits early is critical to diabetes prevention
Study: The Solution to Common Bowel Issues May Be a Simple Boost
Those who used toilet stools reported faster and easier bowel movements
First-Ever Surgery Tests Device to Prevent Knee Replacements
Shock-absorbing device designed to relieve pain and slow progression of osteoarthritis
Nerve Reassignment Surgery At Time of Amputation Drastically Reduces Pain in Amputees
Researchers find life-altering benefits to surgery developed for advanced prosthetics
Navigating Holiday Gatherings After a Child’s Hospitalization or Diagnosis
Families should decide together what they’re comfortable sharing and how to direct the conversation
Survey: Nearly All Americans Admit to Wasting Food
The average American throws away 250 pounds of food each year. Experts offer simple tips to help you use more and waste less
Largest-Ever Connected Vehicle Project Shows Future of Transportation
Ohio testing state-of-the-art smart technology to make roads safer and smarter
Study: Granting Wishes may Improve Health of Seriously Ill Children
Children granted wishes had less hospital visits and reduced healthcare costs
Study: Lasting Evidence of Brain Injuries Present in College Football Players
Biomarker shows there are likely head injuries that cause damage but go undiagnosed
Study: Few Women Told of Reduced Cancer Risk When Making Decision About Breastfeeding
Researchers calling on healthcare providers to ensure women are informed on benefits to their health
Smoke Alarms Using Mother’s Voice Wake Children Better than High-Pitch Tone Alarms
Including the child’s first name in the alarm message does not improve the effectiveness of the alarm
Study: Dads Who Exercise Pass the Benefits to Their Children
Moderate exercise before conception resulted in lower body weight, increased insulin sensitivity of offspring
Survey Shows Widespread Skepticism of Flu Shot Despite Doctor Recommendations
More than half of parents think their children can get the flu from the vaccine, a third say it doesn’t work
First-of-its-kind Comprehensive University Program Implements Esports Campuswide
Esports offer opportunities for students from academics to athletics
Aromatherapy and Reflexology Ease Side Effects for Cancer Patients
Study shows 60 percent reduction in reported pain for women undergoing brachytherapy
New Therapies Cut Seizures in People with Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
A full-service epilepsy center can tailor the right treatment to each patient
Study: Hormone Linked to High Blood Pressure Increases Diabetes Risk, Too
Risk varies greatly across ethnic groups
Study: Hostile Spousal Conflicts Can Cause More Than Just Stress
Researchers link animosity in couples to inflammation, bacteria in bloodstream
Difficult, But Essential Conversations: Talking with Kids about Suicide
Experts Say Open Conversations with Kids about Suicide Could Save Lives
Young Survivor Meets Complete Stranger Who Saved Her Life
The crowd cheered as the two met on the field before a Columbus Clippers baseball game
Back to School + Food Allergies Doesn’t Have to Equal Stress
Experts at National Jewish Health offer tips to help ensure kids’ safety
Christmas in July! Annual Butter Display Celebrates Classic Ohio-Made Moo-vie
Even the butter cow got into the holiday spirit with a tribute to “A Christmas Story”
Study Explores Popular Foods and Heart Health
Evidence suggests benefits of coffee, tea and mushrooms while raising concern about sugar, dairy and energy drinks
Targeted Treatments Give New Hope to Patients with Brain Tumors
New study links biomarker with increased rate of survival
Study: 25 Children Treated for Bicycle-Related Injuries Every Hour
Data shows wearing a helmet drastically reduces risk of serious injury
Doctors Drive 3,000 Miles to Help Men Find Safe Balance in Diet and Fitness
Survey finds millennials are more likely to go to extremes to reach fitness goals
Study Finds As Pitch Count Climbs, So Do Pitcher Injuries
50 percent of high school pitchers report pain in their throwing arm
Having a Social Circle is Key to Protecting the Aging Mind
Study that examines social networks finds having friends is good for the brain
App Tells New and Deaf Parents When And Why Their Baby Is Crying
The ChatterBaby app uses machine learning to analyze babies’ cries
Patients Can Breathe Easy: New Procedure Helps Improve Nasal Airflow
Non-invasive procedure has surgery-like results to improve sinus symptoms
‘Rewiring’ The Brain: Novel Therapy Seeks To Improve Recovery After Stroke
Electrical nerve stimulation could help patients regain motor functions sooner
New Eczema Treatment Fights Bacteria with More Bacteria
Microbiome produces natural antibiotics used to restore healthy balance on skin
Liquid Nicotine Used in e-Cigarettes Still Dangerous To Children Despite Decline In Exposures
Experts urge further regulation of liquid nicotine to help keep children safe
Breakthrough Cancer Treatment Given to Pony for First Time
Ibrutinib has helped thousands of human lives. Experts hope to have the same result for Bob.
Rare Transplant Procedure Could Save Lives, Change Field
“Re-gifting” Kidneys Gives Hope to Those in Need of Donation
Study: Are Rear-Facing Car Seats Safe In Rear-End Crashes?
Front and side impacts have been extensively researched, but rear-impacts are rarely studied
Accurately Diagnosing Genetic Disease Prevents Cancer, Saves Lives
Study finds gene test identifies Lynch Syndrome and advises cancer treatment
3D-Printed Aortas Advise Doctors on Best Choice for Heart Patients
Patient-specific models in high-tech heart simulator test options, prevent complications
New Statistics Reveal the Shape of Plastic Surgery
American Society of Plastic Surgeons Report Shows Rise in Body Shaping and Non-Invasive Procedures
Study Eases Fear Around Birth Control Side Effects
Evidence does not support a link between hormonal contraceptives and depression
Ohio Native, U.S. Olympian & Milk Life Ambassador Reaches Out to Aspiring Athletes on Importance of Nutrition
Emily Infeld, 2016 U.S. Olympian, Track & Field, drinks lowfat white milk as an essential part of her training
New Protocol Gives Patients Fighting Chance to Survive Cardiac Arrest
Condition that has nearly 100% mortality improves to 40% survival
New Focus on Where Heart Disease and Breast Cancer Treatment Meet
Statement by American Heart Association calls for advancement of cardio-oncology
Ohio is One Step Closer to Finding New Solutions in the Battle Against Drug Abuse and Addiction
Ohio Opioid Technology Challenge idea phase receives hundreds of potential solutions
Study: Deep Brain Stimulation Slows Alzheimer’s Decline
Patients with surgical implant retain functionality longer, improve quality of life
First-of-its-Kind Effort to Voluntarily Screen College Students for Depression
UCLA screening is part of a landmark effort to ease nation’s mental health burden
Study Finds Bariatric Surgery Reverses Heart Health Risks in Teens
Number of patients with multiple risk factors reduced by 85% three years post surgery
Study Uncovers Potential Key to Preventing Back Pain in Runners
Working on the deep core, not the abs, is essential to becoming a better runner
Winning the Battle Against Childhood Obesity One School at a Time
A fitness program that helps students in underserved communities shows strong results
Procedure Helps Patients Avoid Hip Replacements, Repair Joint Damage
Bone-hardening substance provides more surgical options to treat hip damage
Study: Window Blind Cords Remain a Serious Threat to Children
Researchers call on manufacturers to stop selling unsafe blinds
Survey: Parents Should be Allowed to be Present During Trauma Care
Hospitals see the benefits of allowing parents to stay with their child through treatment
Dangerous Virus Common in Infants Often Mistaken for a Cold
Knowing the signs of RSV can help keep babies healthy and out of the hospital
National Study Aims to Prove Value of Mobile Stroke Units
High-tech vehicles bring the hospital to patients to improve outcomes and efficiency
FDA Approves CAR-T for Aggressive Lymphoma
Patients report feeling cancer ‘melting away’ almost immediately after receiving treatment
Flavored Milk Helps Give Kids Nutrients they Often Lack
Giving kids choices is a proven way to get them to drink more milk
Clinical Trial Uses Nicotine Patches to Treat Chronic Lung Disease
They were created to help smokers quit, but may also help patients with sarcoidosis
Study: Clear Link Between Heavy Vitamin B Intake and Lung Cancer
Long-term use of high-dose supplements more than triple risk in male smokers
Study: Playing Smartphone App Aids Concussion Recovery in Teens
App helps teens improve their symptoms and optimism after suffering a concussion
Breakthrough Device Heals Organs with a Single Touch
Device instantly delivers new DNA or RNA into living skin cells to change their function
Study Charts Flu Shot’s Impact on Pregnant Women and Their Babies
Repeated flu shots weaken your body’s initial response - but does it affect the baby?
Breakthrough Discovery Proves Human Heart has Built-In, Backup “Batteries”
Butter Display Salutes Beverage that Keeps Student Athletes Moo-ving
Chocolate milk butter sculpture uses color-tinted butter for first time ever
More Canadians Seriously Consider Adopting Children in Foster Care
Specifically, 2 out of 3 considering adopting for first time take a serious look at foster care adoption
Survey: Consideration to Adopt Children in Foster Care Hits Record High
79% of Americans thinking of adopting for the first time consider kids in foster care
Tackling Medical Mysteries with Next-Generation Testing
“Exome sequencing” is faster, more cost-effective than genetic testing
Study: After Watching Disturbing Video, CPAP Usage Soars
Patients who see video of themselves struggling to breathe use CPAP more
Study: Lack of Sleep + Spat with Spouse = Potential Health Problems
Researchers find that inflammation markers rise in tired couples who fight
Program Trains Immigrant Doctors to Help Bridge Major Gaps in Care
For millions who live in critically underserved areas, immigrant doctors are life-savers
Hi-Tech Vest May Help Keep Heart Failure Patients Out of Hospital
The SensiVest uses radar technology to detect the exact amount of fluid in the lungs
Battling the Terrible Toll of Depression by “Rewiring” the Brain
Magnetic brain stimulation could be tested as possible treatment for wide range of issues
Study: Underweight Female Runners More Likely To Get Stress Fractures
Doctors find women with lower BMIs are at a higher risk of injury, take longer to heal
Study Reveals Compression Tights Don’t Help Runners Cross The Finish Line
Tights greatly reduce muscle vibration, but that didn’t translate to better performance
Survey Finds Men Don’t Talk About their Family Health History Risks
The 4th Annual Drive for Men’s Health aims to get men talking to each other
First Ever Data on Number of Gender Confirmation Surgeries
Experts say access to care has allowed more transgender patients to explore options
Doctors Urge FDA to Tighten Regulations on “Filtered” Cigarettes
Experts: Holes on filtered cigarettes pose risk, may account for climb in lung cancers
New Technology Will Improve the Accuracy and Speed of Cancer Diagnosis
Digital pathology technology allows patients to start potentially life-saving therapy sooner through expedited, computer-aided diagnostic tools
Study Looks at the Prevalence, Challenges of Athletes with ADHD
Athletes with ADHD more likely to choose team sports, which can increase risk of injury
Study: Cotton Tip Applicators Injure Children at Surprising Rate
Despite warnings, 1,000 children are treated in emergency departments each month
Study: Half of Patients Make Poor Decisions About Breast Reconstruction
Surprising number of mastectomy patients are uninformed about their reconstruction choices
Study: Stressing About Finances can be Harmful to a Baby’s Health
A pregnant woman’s worries about the new arrival may lead to a low-birth-weight baby
5-Year-Old Relies Less on Wheelchair, More on Her Own Two Feet
Surgery Helps Young Girl with Cerebral Palsy Walk
Younger Generations Now Forced to Care for Alzheimer’s Patients
Caregiver ‘boot camp’ provides the knowledge they need for the challenges ahead
Oldest Living Kidney Donor-Recipient Pair Celebrates 50 Years
Father and daughter use anniversary to urge more to become donors
Child’s Laughing Fits Turned Out to be Serious Signs of a Brain Mass
Doctors perform new surgery to destroy lesion, cure boy’s “giggling epilepsy”
While Prescription Opioid Exposures among Children have Decreased, they Continue to Pose a Threat
Study finds buprenorphine exposures among young children on the rise
Study: Nursery Product-Related Injuries are Rising
Experts offer tips to help parents keep their children safe
Study Finds Knee Surgery Holds Even in Heavier Patients
Success rates for meniscus surgery were similar for those with average and higher BMI
At Their Wives’ Request, Three Friends Get Vasectomies in Solidarity
Three couples, each with two children, choose vasectomies as birth control
New Plastic Surgery Statistics Reveal Focus on Face and Fat
American Society of Plastic Surgeons Releases Report Showing More Patients Using Their Own Fat to Sculpt
Study Aims to See How Children with Cochlear Implants Learn Words
Hi-tech approach uses eye-tracking devices to learn how children absorb information
Study: Baby’s Sex Plays a Role in Pregnant Women’s Immunity
Women pregnant with girls have more severe symptoms of some health conditions
Why You Should Enroll Your Child with Asthma in Swimming Classes
Swimming not only helps kids get exercise, it can actually improve asthma symptoms
Growing Group of Women Take Heart in Pregnancy Recommendations
New advice will help women with congenital heart defects navigate pregnancy
Scientists Keep Human Hearts Alive in Lab to Track Abnormal Beats
Researchers ‘reanimate’ parts of human hearts to find elusive sources of arrhythmia
Survey: Most Women Don’t Know Age Heart Screenings Should Begin
60% of women think heart screenings should start after age 30 - experts recommend 20
Conjoined Twins Separated At Nationwide Children’s Hospital Are Now Taking Separate Strides
The Twins, Stunning Their Surgeon With Every Step
Study: Depression In Pregnancy, Low Birth Weight Tied To Biomarker
Women with low levels of BDNF protein have higher risk of depression, low birth weight
National Call For Parents To Vaccinate Children For HPV As A Means Of Preventing Cancer
Consensus statement supports fewer doses in children under age 15, urges action to increase national vaccination rates
Study: 1 In 6 Colon Cancer Patients Under 50 Are Predisposed
Experts screen 3,000, find genetic condition 95% of affected don’t know they have
Stimulator Bypasses Spine Injury, Helps Patients Move Hands
Experimental treatment improves grip, finger motion up to 300 percent in quadriplegics
Study: When You Injure Your Knee, It Changes Your Brain
Researchers say we rely more on vision after injuries, suggest a new approach to rehab
Study: Should Newer Cars Be Modified To Protect Older Drivers?
Boom in older drivers has experts rethinking one-size-fits-all seat belts, airbags
More Students Nationwide Eating Breakfast At School
New statistics also show surge in school yogurt and milk consumption
SURVEY: 1 In 4 Americans Had Vacation Interrupted By ER Visit
Doctors from one of the busiest tourist spots in the U.S. offer tips to stay healthy, safe
Survey: Most Under Age 35 Say E-Cigs Are Safer, Study Aims To Find Out
Doctors use cameras to watch what happens during use, test lung fluid samples in lab
Novel Therapy Helps Athletes Overcome Vocal Cord Dysfunction
New study shows therapy effective for 75 percent of adolescents with VCD
Study: New Ingredient In Baby Formula Helps Support Immune System, More Like Breastfed Babies
Scientists replicate prebiotic found naturally in breast milk that helps supports baby’s immune system
New Virtual Reality Games Make Infusions Easier On Young Patients
Specially-designed headsets and games distract patients, ease the mind of parents
How A Simple Blood Test Could Add 639 Years Of Life To Ohioans
50 hospitals help screen for Lynch syndrome, which carries very high risks of cancer
Study: Shakespeare Play Helps Children With Autism Communicate
Researchers say social interaction, language and facial expression skills improve
Stress In Women Offsets Benefits Of Eating Healthier Foods
Study: Foods with sunflower oil produced same response as foods high in saturated fat
Emergency Nurses Association Rolls Out The Red Carpet For Emergency Nurses
Many Children With Asthma Use Their Inhalers Incorrectly, Leading To Serious Complications
Many Children With Asthma Use Their Inhalers Incorrectly, Leading To Serious Complications
Don’t Be Fooled By Myths On Controlling Diabetes
Marketing gimmicks may seem promising, but it’s best to stick to your doctor’s advice
Soccer Injuries In Children Double, Head Injuries Soar Nearly 1,600%
New 25-year study offers comprehensive look at youth soccer injuries in U.S.
How You Could Be Making Your Kid’s Concussion Worse
Survey: Most parents rely on outdated advice that can prolong symptoms, cause emotional distress
Implanted Device Successfully Treats Central Sleep Apnea, Study Finds
Doctors at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center have successfully tested an implantable device to help patients with central sleep apnea.
Diabetes Drug Reduces Weight In Children With Autism
Study: autism drugs often increase appetite & weight - diabetes drug helps
Keep Children Safe In Strollers By Avoiding Common Mistakes
Emergency departments treat two children per hour for stroller & carrier related injuries
Making Flu Shots As Painless As Possible For Children
Shots can be traumatic for children and parents- experts offer tips to make it easier
Tips For Getting A Good Night’s Sleep In The Dorm
Loss of sleep is a major concern for many college students, expert offers advice
Huge Butter Sculptures Churn Up Support For NBA Cavs
Artists turn a ton of butter into a must-see tribute to Cleveland Cavs and their NBA title
Treating Cancer Patients Based On Overall Health, Not Age
Cancer researchers launch effort eliminate age limits for older, ‘healthier’ patients
Study: Preschoolers Who Go To Bed Later, Often Heavier as Teens
Going to bed just an hour later doubled the risk of obesity in teenage years
Voucher Allows You To Donate A Kidney Now, Secure One For Later
Donation today ensures loved one will get a kidney when he/she needs one
Study: Teaching Cancer Patients To Tango Boosts Balance
Effects of chemo can impact balance, tango classes cut risk of falls by 56%
Survey: Common Asthma Warnings Overlooked
Lack of awareness prevents patients with adult-onset asthma from seeking treatment
Doctors Drive Coast-to-Coast With A Message For Men: Stop Making Excuses To Avoid Going To The Doctor!
New survey lists men’s top excuses for ditching their annual doctor’s appointment
Sore Shoulder Could Be Sign Of Serious Clot Condition: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Thoracic outlet syndrome can be underdiagnosed, treatment may mean rib removal
Study Aims To Get To The Point Of Dry Needling For Knee Pain
Many swear by it, experts launch study to see how it may ease pain, prevent injuries
Laundry Packet Injuries Continue to Surge in Children
A child exposure is reported about every 45 minutes, a 17% rise over 2 year span
New Program Speeds Up Cancer Research In Humans & Dogs
Vets, doctors study sarcoma tissue at the same time, research is up to 5 times faster
If You Have Knee, Hip Or Back Pain, Your Butt May Be To Blame
Experts say “Dormant Butt Syndrome” affects millions, caused by weak glute muscles
Doctors Develop Asthma App Designed for Children
App helps children & teens manage asthma better, aims to cut down on trips to ER
Study: E-Cigarette Exposures Soar 1,500% in Children
Exposures cause serious poisoning, even death - experts urge swift government action
Breakthrough Technology Offers New Treatment For Patients With Hard-to-Reach Tumors
State of the art cancer treatment saves new mom’s eyesight
How To Manage Your Child’s Screen Time
Expert offers tips to help find balance between the time kids spend online and outside
Study Is First To Show Sunscreens Cut Cancer Risk
Researchers test several SPF-30 sunscreens, find they protect against melanoma
A Perfect Pucker Leads To Leap In Lip Procedures
A record number of patients are opting for lip implants, lip reductions -- millions more use injections to get the perfect pucker
Man Uses His Own Brainwaves To Retrain His Paralyzed Hand
Computer chip in brain works with software to allow man to stir drinks, play video game
Doctors Can Use A Simple Blood Test To Detect Concussions Up To A Week After Head Injuries
Heart Failure Device Tested For First Time In The United States
Doctors punch hole in heart wall, implant dime-size device to help diastolic heart failure
Toddler Avoids Heart Lung Transplant Waitlist
Doctors discover a way to mend heart, giving 3 year old new hope
For First Time, Heart Attack Info Is Female-Focused
American Heart Association publishes first statement on heart attacks in women
3-D Model Tests Surgery Outcome Before Doctors Cut
Like a videogame, surgeons do multiple test runs on delicate surgery for chronic sinusitis
Survey Finds Most Young People Experiencing The Signs Of A Stroke Would Put Off Going To The E.R.
Strokes in those under 45 are up by much as 53%, treatment within first 3 hours is crucial
Antibiotics Alone Successfully Treat Appendicitis In Children
First U.S. study compares surgery to medicine, finds that drugs work in most cases
Dirt? Ash? Hair?! Odd Pregnancy Cravings Explained
A condition called “pica” is not unusual, but the cravings it causes can be
Cold Cereal Is A Hot Trend! Tips For D-I-Y Parties
The breakfast favorite is inspiring everything from chic new restaurants to sleepover snacks
Lose Weight By Focusing On Mental Health First
Expert says diets often fail because people don’t address the emotional aspects of food
Operation Mend Helps War Veteran Turn Injuries Into Comedy
Veteran takes stage to celebrate freedom, inspire and heal
So Long, Stethoscope? New Device And IPhone Alter Exams
Doctors develop device, app to conduct safer, more thorough exams with smartphones
Concussions In Kids Are Detectable By Blood Test
Study: blood test is 94% reliable in detecting concussions in kids, confirmed by CT scans
How To Handle Allergies at Food-Focused Holidays
From classroom parties to gatherings with friends and family, expert offers tips to keep kids safe
As Smoking Rates Hit Historic Lows, Quitlines Focus On Three Groups That Still Light Up In Alarming Numbers
Largest non-profit quitline in the U.S. hires Native counselors, looks to help LGBT smokers and those with mental health issues
STUDY: Can Essential Oils Help Children With Autism?
So many parents report using essential oils, scientists put them to the test
Social Intervention Helps Adults With Autism
Experts who created the first social skills program that has shown significant results in a clinical trial offer social tips for those with autism
Doctors Use Ultrasound Waves To Stop Hand Tremors
Bursts of focused ultrasound waves allow ‘brain surgery without cutting the skin’
Innovative Surgeries Cut Risk Of Lymphedema By 90%
Lymph node transplant, bypass surgeries shown to help prevent, reverse lymphedema
As Popularity Of Ziplining Grows – So Do Injuries
Researchers call for adoption of uniform safety standards across US
Woman Can Hear Heart, Stomach And Even Her Eyes Move
Condition caused by tiny holes in bone encasing inner ear; medical team uses state-of-the-art technology to plug them
Study: Cars, Child Seats Not Compatible 42% Of Time
Researchers test 3,600 combinations, find seat angles, headrests cause improper fits
Conjoined Twins Undergo Successful Separation
Nationwide Children’s Hospital surgeons separate 11-month old girls conjoined at hip and spine
Cartilage Grown In Lab Implanted Into Man’s Knee
Doctors: the harvest, grow, implant procedure could change approach to knee injuries
Do THIS, Not THAT At The Gym!
Organ Donor Shortage Prompts Creative Searches
Patients are turning to social media, unconventional means to find donors on their own
Ovarian Cancer Patients Do Best With Dual Chemotherapy
Study shows women live longer with traditional IV chemo - plus doses in the abdomen
Back To School Is A Real Headache For Many Children
Experts see a spike in headaches in the fall - when is a trip to the doctor necessary?
Legen-Dairy Buckeye Team Celebrated In Butter
Ohio butter sculptors churn creamy champions at the state fair
Burn Treatment Calls For ‘Constant’ Feeding
Doctors: burns heal faster if patients get 3-4 times more protein, 140% more calories
Addiction App Puts Support System At Fingertips
App tracks an addict’s status, provides immediate access to help
Dr. Phillips, Inc. Unveils New Senior Living And Health Care Campus
Girls Suffer More Overuse Injuries In Teen Sports
Study names top sports for “overuse” injuries, girls at higher risk than boys
Massive Weight Loss Fuels Surge In Plastic Surgery
After losing significant weight, more patients are opting for plastic surgery to trim excess skin and reshape their bodies.
Risks Of Overlooking Vitamin K Shots In Newborns
More parents opting out of shots at birth, doctors can miss subtle signs of danger later
Nurses Cut Stress 40% With Relaxation Steps At Work
Ohio State study shows dramatic stress reduction among ICU nurses
Patients Who See Doctors In Groups Are Healthier
Growing trend called “shared medical appointments” has patients going to the doctor in groups - and in one group, the results are raising eyebrows
Crusade For More Babies To Have ‘Preemie Pacifier’
Nurse who developed special pacifier pushes for more babies to have access
Most Women Don’t Know Female-Specific Stroke Signs
National survey: women are largely unaware of many symptoms and risks of strokes
Study: Young Kids With Autism Behave Better If Parents Are Trained
Parents who go through 24-week training program have children who behave better
Include Men In Osteoporosis Screening Guidelines
Osteoporosis affects more men than prostate cancer
E-Cigarettes Helping Spark New ISmoke Generation
E-cigarette use triples among middle and high school students in just one year
New Study Finds Breast Milk Sold Online May Not Be The Best For Baby
Researchers at Nationwide Children’s Hospital find breast milk for sale online may contain cow’s milk
New Procedure Helps Achilles Tendon Heal Faster
Sports medicine surgeons design a new way to suture injury
Smoking Among Cancer Patients A Tricky Problem
New national guidelines are released so doctors can help more patients quit
Changes Make School Breakfast More Popular
National School Breakfast Week: Ohio & West Virginia Schools Get High Marks for School Breakfast
Mysterious Condition Makes It Hard To Swallow
Cases of “EoE” have risen significantly in all ages, puzzled doctors search for cause
Hands-Only CPR Could Save Hundreds Of Thousands
Most bystanders hesitate to help, simpler CPR could change that
First Ever Plastic Meniscus Implanted In The U.S.
FDA trial will see if artificial cartilage can protect against arthritis, knee replacements
Warning: Not All Doctors Qualified To Do Plastic Surgery
Study Links The Liquid Used In E-cigarettes To An Increased Risk Of Viral Infections
Researchers say whether the liquid contains nicotine or not, inhaling its vapor can damage epithelial cells from human airways and increase the risk of infections
The Moving Story Of 200 Cancer Patients
700 Staff and Volunteers, 16 Transport Teams Set to Move Patients to Ohio State’s New Cancer Hospital
Rate Of Kids Injured By Toys Jumps 40% Since 1990
Ride-on toys, especially foot-powered scooters, responsible for rate increase
Nurses Text, Send Images From O-R With New App
Safe, secure app is designed to keep parents up to date during surgery, ease tensions while they wait
Therapies Used In Preemies May Surprise You
From a jolt of caffeine to a dose of Viagra®, doctors adapt adult drugs for tiny babies
Orlando Health Opens First Proton Therapy Center In Central Florida
The Marjorie and Leonard Williams Center for Proton Therapy offers revolutionary treatment to cancer patients
Walking, Waving Veteran Of Gold Country Brings His Cause To Big Apple
Vietnam Vet Walks to Raise Funds for Wounded Warriors
Inside The Nation’s Most Advanced Cancer Hospital
Next-generation hospital opens as cancer is set to become leading cause of death
Medication Errors Happen Every 8 Minutes In Kids
From double-dosing to wrong meds, study is first to track mistakes made by adults
Body Position In Breast Cancer Therapy Matters
Women who get radiation therapy on stomachs rather than backs, show benefits
Consumers Warned About Dangers Of Laundry Pods
Doctors call for safety standards as pods continue to harm kids
Food Banks, Families Desperate For Milk
THE GREAT AMERICAN MILK DRIVE MAKES AN IMPACT BY PROVIDING NUTRIENT-RICH MILK TO AMERICA’S FOOD BANKS
New Trend In Medicine: Emergency Cancer Care
Take a look inside the nation’s first fully integrated cancer emergency department
Browns Eat Breakfast With Kids & Celebrate Love Of Play
School wins $10,000 grant to encourage play every day
Tourists Come For The Sun, Stay For The Surgery
Doctors at UF Health Cancer Center - Orlando Health consult patients from dozens of states as more prove willing to travel for medical care
Study: Video Game May Help More With Duchenne
Game measure patients’ abilities, hope is data will get more into clinical trials
After Watching Disturbing Video, CPAP Usage Soars
An additional two hours of therapy per night, and patients maintained improvement three months later
Experts Urge Schools: Make Breakfast A Priority
Breakfast is the meal most likely skipped by students, which is often linked to lower test scores, higher absence rate
Ohio Butter Sculptors Whip Up State Symbols
Wet Wraps Cut Need For Drugs In Kids With Eczema
Study gives parents, doctors new options to treat painful, itchy condition
Small Implant May Have Enormous Impact On Teen
Doctors are among the first to implant stimulator to help with rare digestive issues
Those With Ragweed Allergies Will Get New Relief This Fall, Thanks To Timely FDA Approval Of New Therapy
Tablets mark latest shift in immunotherapy, could make allergy shots unnecessary for many
Study: Baby Gate Injuries Have Nearly Quadrupled
Gates that are meant to protect children actually send 1,800 a year to the hospital
Roles Of Athletic Trainers In Basketball Injuries
Study tracks 2.5 million basketball injuries in teens, finds need for athletic trainers
FDA Approves Nation’s First Prescription-Strength Tablet To Treat Hay Fever Allergies
Tablets mark latest shift in immunotherapy, could make allergy shots unnecessary for many
Stats Show Growth Of Breast Lifts Outpacing Implants 2-to-1
Implants are still overwhelming choice for women, but since 2000 breast lifts are up 70%
Happy Holiday, Even For Kids In The Hospital
Browns And Bengals Players Join Forces For Kids
Videos promote positive changes children can make on their own
Surgery Allows Women To Give Birth After Cancer
More women giving birth over 30 - just when cervical cancer rates jump
Bra Day 2013 Soundbites And Photos En Espanol
Advice Jolie’s Plastic Surgeon Has For All Women
ASPS Marks Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day with Team Approach
Millions Treated For Asthma May Be Misdiagnosed
Of patients referred to leading respiratory hospital, 1 in 4 don’t have asthma, 70 percent under-diagnosed
Bacteria In Soil, Shower Heads Can Pose Threat
Study finds tall, thin women may be more vulnerable to the bacterial lung infection ‘NTM’
As Kids Go Back To School, Parents And Doctors Brace For A Surge Of Asthma Cases
80,000 children a day miss school, many just after school starts when conditions are worst
2013 Butter Cow Salutes Another Fair Tradition
Ohio’s Dairy Farmers Salute the All-Ohio State Fair Youth Choir
Breakthrough Leukemia Pill Shows Lifesaving Promise
Targeted Drug Shows Real Potential as a Safe and Effective Treatment for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and Mantle Cell Lymphoma
False Sense Of Security In The Sun Can Burn You
Expert weighs in on new products, the numbers on sunscreen bottles
Brain Scans Reveal Benefits Of Recess, Nutrition
Science behind nutrition & physical activity focus of statewide event
New Blood Test Finds Allergies BEFORE Implant Surgery
A growing number of patients learn of allergies to new hips & knees only after surgery is done
ASPS Supports New Legislation To Ensure Women Are Aware Of All Breast Cancer Treatment And Insurance Options
Breast Cancer Patient Education Act coincides with Angelina Jolie’s educational New York Times op/ed
Study: Amusement Rides Injure 4,400+ Kids A Year
Injuries higher on ‘fixed’ rides, experts call for consistent regulations
Surgery Trend Has Women Armed With Confidence
Inspired by Strong-Armed Celebrities, Upper Arm Lifts Jump 4,378% Since 2000, New ASPS Statistics Show
How Global Warming Is Making Allergies Worse
Rise in temperatures & carbon dioxide levels are boosting pollen, extending allergy seasons
Study: Homeschooled Kids Sleep More Than Others
Experts urge later start times at other schools after charting homeschool sleep benefits
Is Your ‘Green’ Home Making You Sick?
Energy-efficient homes trap air pollution indoors, may contribute to rise in asthma rates
Kids Fight Food Allergies One Bite At A Time
By exposing children to the foods they’re allergic to, doctors may gradually boost tolerance
New Campaign Educates Women About Breast Reconstruction
Nation’s first “BRA” Day lets women see their options before breast cancer treatment
How Going Back To School Gets Kids Back In Shape
Structured schedules, fitness programs help students shed summer weight gain
PARTY ‘TIL THE COWS COME HOME
Ohio State Fair Butter Exhibit Celebrates Columbus Bicentennial
Working Dairy Into The Diets Of Lactose Intolerant
Experts say eliminating dairy entirely robs you of nutrients, there are other options
Chins Are In As Hottest Trend In Plastic Surgery
New ASPS Statistics Show “Chinplants” Are Fastest Growing Procedure
Study: Alarming Number Of Kids Injured On Stairs
Every 6 minutes a child is rushed to a hospital due to stair-related injuries
New Laws, TV Ads To Expose White Coat Deception
World’s largest organization of board-certified plastic surgeons takes action
Department Of Education And Fuel Up To Play 60 Event
Former Cleveland Browns Player & Federal Education Leader Visit Local School
Experts Urge Parents: Break Bad Breakfast Habits!
Poor or no breakfast can impact weight & grades* - 3 fast “FIT” tips can help
