- Adaptive swim classes build confidence and safety for autistic children
- Bonnie Plants Partners with The Home Depot to Empower Gardeners to #DonateYourHarvest this Season
- Study: Mental health assessments often fail to identify suicidal ideation among gun owners
- Study finds burnout among working parents resulted in more mental health concerns and punitive behavior toward kids
Climate change causing longer, more severe allergy seasons
Allergy testing and early treatment keeps symptoms in check and prevents progression
Program aims to reduce inequities in colon cancer rates by mailing at-home screening kits to Black patients
Goal is to cut screening disparities in half by next year and identify those who need follow-up care to prevent cancer development or advancement
Specialized care supports athletes’ unique mental health needs
Combining sports psychology and psychiatry helps athletes of all levels cope with challenges of competition
Study finds Black families are at increased risk of dangerous inherited heart condition
Findings highlight need for screening and early intervention for those with family history
Study finds clinically-formulated foods lower cholesterol without medication side effects
Step One Foods is proven as an effective option for those who need or want to avoid pharmaceuticals
Study reveals root cause of long-term COVID symptoms
Researchers put clues together to find the virus actually alters how cells function in some people
New surgery and ‘snap-on’ prosthesis allows man with amputated limb to move freely without pain
A metal bar is anchored into the bone and attaches to a high-tech artificial limb
Study finds later school start times prevent sleep deprivation for parents of middle and high school students
Bedtimes remained constant while parents of adolescents slept later into the morning
Lower magnetic field and larger opening allows patients with implanted devices, claustrophobia or obesity to receive MRI
New FDA-approved MRI expands access to life-saving imaging
Next global health crisis may lurk in antibiotic-resistant bacteria
Researchers consider human, animal and environmental factors to identify dangerous bacteria and prevent life-threatening infections
Survey finds most Americans will still use COVID precautions this holiday season
Half will ask about guests’ vaccination status and nearly three-fourths plan to celebrate only with household members
Survey: Patients willing to forgo opioids if their pain can be managed
Program finds success managing post-surgical pain with less-harmful medications to prevent addiction
Serving those who have served: Medical innovation program aims to improve lives of those injured in combat
Service members who survive serious injuries too often live with pain and disability
New lung cancer screening guidelines will shift diagnoses to early stage
Informing eligible patients and encouraging participation is key to saving lives
Survey: Pandemic Uncertainty Continues to Impact Americans’ Anxiety
Experts urge Americans to seek help rather than suffer with anxiety symptoms for years
Patients’ Selfless Contributions After Death Unlock Mysteries of Cancer
Rapid autopsies allow scientists to study how cancer spreads and evolves, help develop more effective treatments
Experts combat misinformation about COVID vaccine and childbearing that puts women and babies at risk
When verified information is sought, the evidence strongly favors vaccination
Flu shot initiative aims to address racial inequities in health care
Improving access, listening to patients and addressing concerns make a difference for flu shots and other disparities
Study: Furniture and TV tip-overs send a child to a U.S. emergency department every 46 minutes
Experts say current standards are inadequate, call for strengthened mandates for stability and injury prevention
Vaping Prevention is Critical as Teens Head Back to School
Vaping among youth decreased amid COVID-19, collaborative research aims to continue the downward trend
Using a patient’s own tumor cells as ammunition to fight their cancer
Clinical trial finds TIL therapy provides hope for survival to late-stage melanoma patients
Closing disparities in early learning opportunities gives all kids a foundation for success
Kindergarten readiness provides lifelong benefits, but COVID-19 exacerbated long-standing gaps in preschool engagement for the disadvantaged
Study: Only laws that prohibit all handheld cellphone use while driving save lives
Researchers encourage lawmakers to pass comprehensive handheld cellphone bans and parents to teach safe habits to new drivers
Survey: Anxiety, depression and burnout on the rise as college students prepare to return to campus
Experts at Ohio State encourage students to make their mental health a priority as university leaders work to expand resources
Innovative Gene Therapy ‘Reprograms’ Cells to Reverse Neurological Deficiencies
Surgery that produced unprecedented improvements in children with rare genetic disorder may also treat Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s Disease
The Fair’s Butter Cow Tradition Continues in Your Kitchen as DIY Butter Cow Challenge Returns
The buttery fun continues as Ohioans await all the Ohio State Fair festivities next summer
National Jewish Health Asthma ‘Bootcamp’ Improves Rural Pediatric Asthma Care
Firefighter credits surgeon’s persistence with saving his arm and his way of life
Experts stress importance of seeking the appropriate level of care for injuries
Dr. Douglas Scharre on FDA approval of new drug to treat Alzheimer’s Disease
Empowering kids to express their emotions in a healthy way after a year filled with change
Emotional empowerment helps kids cope during stressful times and will also serve them well for the rest of their lives
New 3D Printing Technology Helps Surgeons Correct Birth Defect In Utero
Lifelike fetal models show anatomical details that help surgeons prepare and predict challenges for delicate and complicated surgery
While More Americans Are Growing Their Own Veggies, Survey Finds Very Few Know How to Donate Their Extra Harvest
Bonnie Plants and AmpleHarvest.org continue Grow More. Feed More. initiative to help gardeners battle food insecurity in their own communities
Study: Poor Mental, Physical Health is Associated with Medical Errors in Critical Care Nurses
Experts advocate for programs, policies and systems solutions that help critical care nurses better care for themselves and their patients
Depression Disconnect: New survey finds most people with depression feel deeply misunderstood
Partnership brings awareness to challenges of depression and its treatment
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center Among First in U.S. to Administer COVID-19 Vaccinations
Experts Draw From Personal Cancer Diagnoses to Urge Others to Resume Screenings After COVID-19
A dramatic decrease in cancer screenings during pandemic could cost thousands of lives
Study: Retraining Cells May Reverse Brain Damage After Stroke
Cell therapy technology offers hope for unprecedented recovery, even days after stroke
Technology Speeds Up Cancer Diagnoses During COVID-19 Pandemic
Survey: Most Americans Will Continue Health Precautions After COVID-19
While restrictions may lift, life will still look different on the other side of the pandemic
As the World Looks Toward Recovery, Animal Surveillance is Key to Preventing Another Pandemic
Researchers are examining which animals may have potential to mutate the virus and pass it back to humans
Ohio State-led Support Program Suggests a Reduction in Preterm Birth and Infant Mortality
Combining education with social interactions and support helps moms and babies stay healthy
Study: High Doses of Saccharin Do Not Lead to Diabetes In Healthy Adults
Researchers clarify the science by isolating the effects of sugar substitutes from underlying conditions, diet choices and lifestyle habits
Survey: Americans Delaying Needed Healthcare Due to COVID-19
Experts say the risk of infection is extremely low in medical facilities and avoiding them can have dire consequences
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center Opens Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site
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
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
