Cincinnati poison-control officials warn of a rise in teen Benadryl overdoses tied to a viral social-media challenge. Experts urge parents to secure medications and call Poison Help.

Hamilton County Public Health says at least 10 Cyclospora cases have been confirmed as officials work with state and federal partners to trace a source. Health experts urge washing produce and prompt testing for persistent diarrhea.

Kao USA has recalled select Oribe Serene Scalp Densifying Shampoo lots after Pluralibacter gergoviae was detected. Check the lot code on the bottom of your bottle and contact the company for a replacement.

Ohio's melanoma incidence is above the national average, and dermatologists say Gen Z's tanning plus online sunscreen myths are a dangerous mix.

Dr. David Gius begins as UC Cancer Center director today, bringing NIH‑funded trials and a national research profile to Cincinnati.

Ohio Planned Parenthood affiliates say they’ll resume billing Medicaid after a one‑year federal restriction ends, a move expected to restore preventive care for thousands.

State data show Ohio's LGBTQ+ residents report higher mental distress and face care barriers as data removals and funding gaps deepen the problem.

Alpha‑gal, a tick‑triggered allergy to mammal meat, is rising nationwide and now shows up in regions that include Cincinnati. Here’s what to know about symptoms, testing and prevention.

The Cincinnati VA went live with the Federal EHR on June 6, integrating nearly 50,000 veterans' records with Department of Defense data and updating local workflows.

A new rapid diagnostic clinic at UC promises same-week workups for patients with suspicious symptoms inside the $131M Blood Cancer Healing Center.

A UC‑led analysis of 85,124 lung resections found current smokers had more pulmonary complications after surgery but similar short‑term mortality, prompting calls for individualized decisions.

A Butler County jury awarded $12.5M after finding Chesterwood Village breached care standards in the death of resident Janice Combs.

Toxic mold forced a Walton family from their home and put a 6-year-old’s Cincinnati Children’s care at risk. Neighbors and a teacher-led fundraiser are scrambling to help.