FDA Approves Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines for Emerging KP.2 Variant in Tri-State Area
The FDA approved new COVID-19 vaccines targeting the KP.2 variant, with distribution in the Tri-State area imminent. These shots aim to offer better protection against this strain, particularly severe outcomes.
Kettering Health Network Hit by Cyberattack, Disrupting Systems and Postponing Procedures
Kettering Health was hit by a cyberattack causing a system outage, disrupting services, and leading to the postponement of elective procedures. Emergency services continued as the health network responded to the incident.
Study Links Early Onset of Type 1 Diabetes in Children to Higher Cardiovascular Risks and Reduced Lifespan: University of Cincinnati Researcher Highlights Importance of Delayed Diagnosis
Study links early onset of type 1 diabetes in children to higher risks of heart conditions, early death, and reduced lifespan, with each additional year before diagnosis potentially lowering cardiovascular mortality risk.
University of Cincinnati Expert Sheds Light on Back Pain Misconceptions, Recommends Tailored Rest Approaches
Neurosurgery expert Joseph Cheng suggests that rest might worsen certain back conditions like axial spondyloarthritis, while it's beneficial for ankylosing spondylitis. Back pain management should be tailored to the individual's condition.
University of Cincinnati Researchers Unveil Mechanisms of EGFR Resistance in Cancer, Paving Way for Improved Therapies
Researchers at the University of Cincinnati have reviewed why EGFR-targeted therapies face resistance in certain cancers, looking into new combination therapies that could improve treatment outcomes.
University of Cincinnati's Blood Cancer Healing Center Celebrates First Anniversary with Expansion of Holistic Care Approach
The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center's Blood Cancer Healing Center celebrates its first anniversary, focusing on holistic care that combines medical treatment with emotional and spiritual support.
University of Cincinnati Expert Explores the Intersection of Fragrance and Health on WVXU's Cincinnati Edition
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.
University of Cincinnati Unveils Promising Blood Cancer Treatments at National Hematology Meeting in Orlando
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.
Cincinnati Health Department Advocates for Sustainable Health Habits Over New Year's Resolutions
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.
New Study Highlights Increased Health Risks and Early Mortality Among Police Officers
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.
Cincy 'Butterfly' Warrior Inspires D.C. Push To Slash $80K Bandage Bills
A Cincinnati constituent living with epidermolysis bullosa helped persuade Rep. Greg Landsman to introduce a bill that would test nationwide Medicaid coverage for costly wound‑care supplies. Lawmakers and advocates say the study could show whether covering bandages prevents expensive hospital stays.
Cincy Hospital Hit With $10 Million Verdict After 69-Year-Old Dies in Psych Unit
A Hamilton County jury awarded $10 million to Terri Price’s family after finding hospital staff failed to treat her medical needs in a geriatric psych unit. The family says missed antibiotics and fluids led to her death and wants policy changes at Good Samaritan.
Black Infant Deaths Spike In Hamilton County, Stunning Cincinnati Officials
A new Cradle Cincinnati analysis shows the Black infant death rate in Hamilton County more than doubled last year, driven by extreme preterm births and rising sleep‑related deaths. Local leaders are urging faster, targeted supports for families.
