A UH/CWRU team reports that an experimental compound, P7C3‑A20, prevented long‑term memory loss and depression‑like behavior in mice after whole‑brain radiotherapy. The findings point to a possible way to protect patients from treatment‑related cognitive decline.

Ohio University researchers report a radiation-free wrist test that measured bone stiffness and identified fracture risk better than standard DXA in a multicenter study. The test could fill a major screening gap if larger trials confirm the findings.

A Cleveland man whose heart stopped for 82 minutes recovered neurologically intact after UH Elyria used ECPR, spotlighting fast EMS-to-hospital coordination.

The Lake County Sheriff's Office launched a new "Scams" feature in the SheriffsApp to educate residents about fraudulent schemes and reporting channels.

Cleveland Clinic and startup Piramidal are piloting AI that scans 24 hours of EEG in seconds to speed seizure detection in ICUs. Clinicians will validate alerts alongside the system.

The Cleveland Fire Department warned of fire risks from mishandled lithium-ion batteries and is now using F-500 to combat such fires, emphasizing safe use and disposal practices.

An Ohio State study finds bottled water contains roughly three times as many nanoplastic particles as treated tap water. Researchers say switching to tap or filtered water reduces exposure.

Josh Hoeflich, a Cleveland State University physics major, won first place for his artwork "Spectral Inheritance" at the 2025 Physics and Astronomy Congress.

Cuyahoga County's Residential Solar Co-op program celebrates its 500th solar panel installation, highlighting community adoption of clean energy and expected energy cost savings.

Cleveland's FutureLAND event, the AI Forward Summit, is returning on November 20 at moCa Cleveland, focusing on AI's role in innovation and economic opportunities.

Cleveland State University introduces a Physics and Computer Science integrated Bachelor's program, responding to the demand for multidisciplinary skills in the workforce.

Dr. Jennifer Mapes at Kent State uses geography to map human experiences, particularly the May 4, 1970 shootings, supported by over 200 narratives. Her upcoming lecture will discuss this project.

Recent research highlights the issue of plastic pollution in the Great Lakes. An estimated 22 million pounds of plastic enter annually, affecting wildlife and ecosystems.