Cincinnati clinicians are seeking more counseling as statewide demand for behavioral health outpaces available providers. Hospitals and schools are scrambling to add capacity.

The Cincinnati Health Department underscores the importance of resilience to combat stress-related burnout, affecting mood, sleep, energy, and health.

An electrical problem at The Christ Hospital's Mt. Auburn campus reduced water pressure Tuesday morning, delaying elective surgeries, clinic visits and nursing classes until 10 a.m.

TriHealth’s Heart Institute has added ECMO — an external heart‑lung support system — to treat critically ill patients, expanding high‑acuity care in Cincinnati. The move arrives during Heart Awareness Month.

A study highlighted by The Canton Repository suggests law enforcement officers have a higher risk of diseases leading to earlier mortality, including heart disease and cancer. Local departments are creating wellness programs in response.

The Cincinnati Health Department is focusing on sepsis awareness and education during Sepsis Survivor Week, emphasizing the importance of recognizing symptoms and seeking quick treatment.

The Cincinnati Health Department is observing Cardiac Rehabilitation Week, focusing on the comprehensive care involving exercise, education, and support for heart patients.

The Cincinnati Health Department suggests small, sustainable habits for a healthier lifestyle, such as better sleep, less sugary drinks, brief walks, adding vegetables, and maintaining social connections.

Vultures in Clermont County died from bird flu, authorities advise caution, with the public health risk low and measures pending until the final lab report.

University of Cincinnati researchers presented new findings in blood cancer treatments at the American Society of Hematology Annual Meeting, including a drug for resistant CLL and a targeted JAK2 inhibitor therapy.

The WHO has recommended GLP-1 medications for long-term obesity treatment, as discussed by Dr. Malti Vij, highlighting their effectiveness and potential for broad insurance coverage.

The Hamilton County 513Relief Bus hosts a cancer awareness event on October 15 with free health screenings, talks, and food provided at the Urban League of Southwest Ohio.

Kelly Dobos discussed the emotional connection to fragrances and the potential health risks related to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in fragrances, noting that allergic reactions are relatively rare.