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.

Gahanna hosts 'Mental Health Matters' event for community support and stigma reduction, featuring resources and discussions with professionals at the Columbus Metropolitan Library on December 8.

A fifth measles case in central Ohio involves an unvaccinated child with travel history, efforts to prevent spread are focused on vaccine availability.

Ryan and Nina Day spoke on mental health to students at Arts Impact Middle School, stressing the importance of communication and support in dealing with emotional challenges.

Ohio Department of Health increases monitoring of vector-borne diseases, informing the public weekly about mosquito and tick disease statistics to prevent outbreaks.

The Ohio Department of Health is enhancing surveillance of vector-borne diseases, reporting updates on conditions like Lyme and West Nile every week until autumn.

Ohio State University study in JAMA Network Open reveals significant financial disparities faced by patients with type 2 diabetes, including debt and credit issues.

Columbus City Schools students participated in a hands-on learning day focused on health and fitness at Huntington Park, exploring sports science, exercise, and related career opportunities.

A study by Ohio State University finds that lung cancer patients with both high depression and inflammation have persistently high depressive symptoms, suggesting a synergy between the two factors that affects outcomes.

Ohio State University research reveals that while most women consider motherhood, half are unsure about having children due to individual uncertainties, despite a stable desire for kids over time.