Clinical trial results indicate a protein, rFVIIa, may benefit certain stroke patients when administered quickly, with a focus on acute intracerebral hemorrhage treatments.

University of Cincinnati Cancer Center researchers aim to develop new glioblastoma treatments using "glioblastoma-on-a-chip" and immunostimulatory wafers following surgery.

The University of Cincinnati's CubeCats organization is set to launch its first student-led satellite, LEOPARDSat-1, from the ISS in partnership with NASA.

The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine received a $1.1 million AMA grant to integrate AI with physician training, enhancing communication and clinical reasoning skills.

The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine received a $1.1 million grant to develop an AI-driven program for medical education focusing on personalized feedback and clinical reasoning.

The University of Cincinnati is hosting an AI & Emerging Technology Symposium on Feb. 18 for the UC community, focusing on the future of education and more.

Different generations use AI in varied ways, with younger people adopting it quickly and older ones being cautious, says the University of Cincinnati, highlighting its 1819 Innovation Hub's role in ethical AI education and development.

Lynn Pickering, a UC graduate, advocates for trustworthy AI in aerospace, emphasizing the need for systems that humans can understand and control, as she discusses her work with the Ohio Federal Research Network.

Dr. Malti Vij discusses the role of weight loss drugs complemented by holistic eating habits and lifestyle choices, emphasising the need for a balanced approach to overall well-being.

The FDA approved six new drugs in 2025 for various kidney diseases, with experts highlighting advancements and the growing treatment pipeline for nephrology.

Research suggests fusion reactors could aid in detecting dark matter, proposing the use of a French reactor for this purpose, as described in a study involving University of Cincinnati Professor Jure Zupan.

Students at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine studied how AI, specifically ChatGPT, can assist in qualitative research by coding survey responses, earning a national award for their work.

Dr. Robert Neel discusses how holiday stress affects caregivers by increasing stress hormones but also suggests ways to stimulate 'feel-good' chemicals for balance.