Ohio State University researchers developed a paper-based diagnostic tool for asymptomatic malaria with 90% accuracy, comparing favorably to PCR tests. The device, useful in remote areas, supports a preventive approach to managing malaria.

Ohio State University researchers developed a machine learning tool to distinguish colorectal cancer from healthy profiles, potentially aiding noninvasive diagnosis and disease monitoring.

Ohio Governor DeWine and mental health officials introduced a new 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline specialty license plate to raise awareness and support for mental health.

Ohio State University scientists engineered a monoclonal antibody for influenza that adheres to the respiratory tract when administered via nasal spray, offering prolonged protection in mice.

The Ohio Department of Health advises on prevention of mosquito bites and diseases as mosquito season approaches.

Ohio's state health director urges vaccinations amidst measles cases in the state, stressing the seriousness of the disease and the effectiveness of immunization.

Ohio celebrates National Nutrition Month, focusing on how "Food Connects Us," backed by the Ohio Department of Health with resources for healthier eating habits.

Ohio records the first probable human case of bird flu in a man exposed to infected poultry, with authorities stressing biosecurity and public health measures.

ADAMH of Franklin County reflected on a year of initiatives like receiving OACBHA's Culture of Quality Certification and promoting mental health in the construction industry while focusing on law enforcement training and crisis response.

A student found a round of ammunition at Olentangy Liberty High School, leading to safety protocols and an ongoing investigation. Classes continued, with added patrols for precaution.

Ohio Rep. Mike Loychik addresses the planned closure of Trumbull Regional Medical Center and Hillside Rehabilitation Hospital, advocating to keep them open and engaging state resources for solutions.

Mosquito spraying is scheduled in Dublin's north zone on Aug. 26, due to the detection of West Nile Virus. Residents can check a map for specifics and register for a "Do Not Spray" list if needed.

Ohio invests $95 million to bring high-speed internet to 35,000 households across 23 counties through the Ohio Residential Broadband Expansion Grant program.