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“Everything’s failing,” Tonia’s doctors told her husband. Her heart, lungs and kidneys were all shutting down after five cardiac arrests threatened to take the life of this active, healthy 45-year-old mother of three. But specialists in stent and ECMO technology brought her back from the brink.

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UC Health Implements New AI-Driven Screening Tool, Treatments For Alzheimer's Disease

Cincinnati, OH – UC Health’s UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute is leading the way in implementing cutting-edge screening tools for Al...

Phillip's Story: A Life-altering Hemorrhagic Stroke
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Phillip's Story: A life-altering Hemorrhagic Stroke. A Future Reimagined.

Our patients refuse to be defined by the status quo, never settling for good enough. And neither does the team at the UC Gardner Neuroscienc...

Paths to Possibilities
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Paths to Possibilities: A Journey of Hope, Compassion and Innovation

Witness the remarkable transformation at Washington Park in the heart of Cincinnati. UC Health, in collaboration with 3CDC, brings you &quot...

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Ebonie's Story: Surviving Sudden Cardiac Arrest and a Heart Transplant

One eighteen-year-old athlete’s journey of resilience from cardiac arrest, massive blood clots and multiple heart attacks through receiving ...

Our Cancer Survivorship Services are Led by Two Cancer Survivors
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Our Cancer Survivorship Services are Led by Two Cancer Survivors

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center Survivorship and Supportive Services is run by Beth Shaughnessy, MD and Alique Topalian, PhD—both...

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Breakthroughs in Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

Pancreatic cancer, a formidable adversary in the oncology community, has long been characterized by daunting survival statistics.