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Dublin will conduct mosquito spraying in the north zone on August 5 due to West Nile Virus detection, as part of Franklin County Public Health's mosquito management efforts.

Dublin City School District's consideration of the Cardinal Health West site for a new high school is being discussed, with the Planning and Zoning Commission advising against it based on the Community Plan's office use designation.

Dublin will spray for mosquitoes after some tested positive for West Nile Virus, with the program allowing residents to opt-out for health or environmental reasons.

Steward Health Care will close two medical facilities in Warren, Ohio. Governor DeWine and Dr. Vanderhoff responded, expressing concern and pledging support for affected residents.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Tests found Legionella in water at ODOT’s West Broad campus, several buildings lost water service and bottled water plus hand‑washing stations are in place while crews treat the system.

Clark and Champaign counties show colorectal cancer incidence above state and national averages, and Mercy Health is urging residents to get screened. New national data also highlight shifting age patterns.

USDA warns some Costco La Boulangerie pockets labeled turkey pesto may contain ham and cheese, creating an allergen risk. Check for lot 04926 and return affected boxes for a refund.

Ohio regulators recalled Modern Flower Minis 'White Truffle' after a testing violation, sales are on hold and affected packages can be returned for refunds.

KFF and CDC figures show opioid deaths fell roughly 32% in 2024, and Ohio’s decline outpaced many states as officials credit naloxone, treatment and new early‑warning tools.

Cardinal Health has recalled hundreds of lots of Webcol alcohol prep pads after a sterilization audit found bacterial contamination. Hospitals and clinics are being urged to quarantine and return affected stock immediately.

A KFF poll finds one‑third of U.S. adults used AI chatbots for health information, often because care is costly or hard to access.

CMS inspection records and advocates say Ohio nursing homes have discharged medically fragile residents to homeless shelters, often without prescriptions or follow‑up care.

The American Cancer Society’s VOICES study aims to recruit 100,000 Black women to probe why outcomes are worse. Columbus leaders used an April event to push sign‑ups.

A Columbus mother says a mobile crisis team arrived within an hour during her teen's emergency and linked the family to free follow-up care and peer support.

A Commonwealth Fund study finds Black and Hispanic Ohioans face much higher avoidable‑death rates, uninsured rates and cost‑related care gaps than other groups.

A nationwide analysis of wearable-linked health records found postoperative step counts strongly predict recovery: each extra 1,000 steps was tied to shorter stays and fewer complications.

A new Trevor Project survey finds 36% of LGBTQ+ young people seriously considered suicide last year, and many who wanted help couldn't get it.

Staff say they were laid off without warning when the Birth Center of Chicago abruptly closed; employees claim they haven't been paid in nearly a month.

OhioHealth will end inpatient labor-and-delivery services at Grady Memorial at the end of July, citing low local birth volumes while keeping prenatal and gynecologic care in town.

Washington County reports 36 Lyme cases through May as CDC data point to a strong tick season. Health departments urge permethrin-treated clothing and daily tick checks.

Columbus Public Health will spray parts of Worthington pre-dawn Tuesday after mosquito traps tested positive for West Nile. Officials point to warm, wet spring weather for an early season.