Ohio regulators recalled Sweet Talk gels and gummies after inspectors found individual servings missing the required THC symbol. Customers are being told to check packaging and return affected items for refunds.

A bipartisan Senate bill would create statewide referral teams, telehealth peer support and initial funding to link mothers who screen positive for perinatal behavioral health conditions to care.

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

Mayor Ginther's budget would trim city support for PrimaryOne Health, which says cuts could force scaled‑back care at clinics that serve thousands of uninsured Columbus residents.

A Zanesville father has sued Nationwide Children’s Hospital after his 27‑day‑old daughter fell from a crib in the CTICU and later died, according to court filings. The complaint alleges negligence and wrongful death and is pending in Franklin County.

Ohio State’s 26-story University Hospital opens to patients Sunday, Feb. 22, bringing 820 private rooms, expanded ICU capacity and a 20,000-square-foot terrace to the medical campus.

Marion County’s prosecutor warned residents after weeks of odd tastes and smells in tap water. The utility says the supply meets safety standards, but questions linger.

Columbus Speech & Hearing is handing off clinic-based speech therapy after more than a century, leaving families racing to secure new providers.

Ohio State University researchers developed a two-step fermentation process to reduce unpleasant odors in plant-based proteins, making them more palatable without additional cost or time.

A study from The Ohio State University shows Ohio's risk of Lyme disease now equals that of Connecticut, with infected ticks in the state rising sharply to a 47.6% infection rate.

The Ohio Department of Health confirmed a measles outbreak with three unvaccinated children infected in Cuyahoga County, urging vaccinations to prevent further cases.

Ohio's Health Director reported a rise in flu-related hospitalizations, highlighting a concerning trend and promoting vaccination as essential to combat the spread, particularly against a new flu variant.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine visited children's hospitals to highlight the state's investment in pediatric cancer research, including a $5 million grant for innovative projects.