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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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Cancer patients preparing for complex GI operations can benefit from the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center’s prehabilitation program.
One (literal) step can change everything — and it did for UC Health emergency medicine physician Sanjay Shewakramani, MD.
Sandy Mills is no stranger to back surgery. In 2012, doctors diagnosed her with scoliosis with a 35-degree curve to the right. A neurosurgeo...
Transgender patients need individualized care to meet their goals. UC Health’s subspecialists are passionate about providing it.
High volume centers of care for head and neck cancers, like the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center, can improve patient outcomes through...
Cincinnati’s mobile stroke unit, guided by UC Health experts, saves more lives, even in rare cases of unexpected stroke in young adults.
CINCINNATI — UC Health’s West Chester Hospital has been named a Top Workplace in Cincinnati by Enquirer Media – recognize...
Karrie Owens lowered herself to the floor. Trying to make it from the couch to the stairs, she quickly lost her breath and had to stop.
Kami and Jake Barnes have been married for nearly 15 years. When you first meet them, it is obvious that they are the best of friends.
Returning to everyday life after battling cancer can be challenging. The relief of surviving cancer is powerfully positive, but most survivo...
If you’ve ever experienced a migraine headache, you understand how normal everyday life screeches to a halt until the overwhelming pain is r...
Learn more about a few men’s health topics that are top of mind in 2021 and what you can do to improve your overall health.
Dennis Crowder III continues to recover from motorcycle crash, life-threatening injuries thanks to UC Health’s multidisciplinary trauma team...
Did you know that most of the body’s internal organs are covered in layers of tissue called mesothelium, which produces fluid that allows ou...
As a highly active, healthy person, BJ Jabbari knew something was seriously amiss when he began experiencing problems walking and moving, bu...
CINCINNATI — After four months in operation, UC Health’s COVID-19 Community Vaccination Center will move to a new location on Tuesday...
What’s the first thing you do when you pull a box of cereal off the shelf at the grocery store?
WCPO-TV meteorologist and journalist overcomes breast cancer thanks to combination of successful treatments at UC Health.
Why taking Your Child to a Pediatrician is More Important Than Ever.
New physician is one of only a dozen in the world capable of performing an advanced endoscopic heart valve surgery
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There is no typical response to the diagnosis of an incurable, aggressive brain cancer; each patient’s journey is as unique as their own fin...
CINCINNATI — Those who prefer the convenience of a one-dose COVID-19 vaccine can make plans to receive it at UC Health's Vaccination ...
CINCINNATI - UC Health, Greater Cincinnati’s academic healthcare system, is partnering with the American Trauma Society (ATS) to laun...
Read more about the efforts UC Health has made to address minority healthcare issues and make the COVID-19 vaccine accessible to all as we f...
Unique partnership allows UC Health’s emergency medicine physicians to educate, train local officers on basic trauma.
Almost 40 years later, Linda Bingham remains grateful for the lifesaving kidney-pancreas transplant that allowed her to live, raise her youn...
CINCINNATI — UC Health announced today that Thomas Cassady has been elected chair of the UC Health Board of Directors.
Multiple fertility challenges led Jenn and Scott Wagner on a hopeful journey.
On April 13, 2021, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the agencies are rev...
“Never-smokers,” or those who are medically defined as those who have smoked less than 100 cigarettes during their lifetime, now account for...
Weight-loss surgery enables patient to have knee replacement surgery, return to his normal life.
Experts see a rise in young adults getting hip replacements, but UC Health surgeons offer alternatives not available anywhere else in Cincin...
CINCINNATI - Demolition underway, renderings unveiled on $251 million transformation.
For Chantelle Howell, sparing her hair was not a top concern as she prepared for brain tumor surgery, but knowing she wouldn’t have a notice...
For decades, carbohydrates have been a source of controversy in the world of weight management. As fad diets and food trends come and go, we...
Athletic training goes well beyond the care of athletes. Athletic trainers are responsible for emergency care, as well as injury prevention,...
Ashley Shaw is proof that sustained, long-term weight loss is possible through hard work and determination. Today, she keeps her focus on ma...
Internationally-renowned skull base experts answer some of the most commonly asked questions on skull base tumors, diseases and conditions, ...
Husband, father and third-year resident Edmond Irankunda, MD, takes you through a typical day in his life inside and outside of the hospital...
After an improper diagnosis, Brazilian jiujitsu fighter finds relief thanks to treatment at UC Health.
A third pharmaceutical company, Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies (a Johnson & Johnson company), was granted emergency use authorization ...
Within the last decade, humanitarian health work has increasingly become more and more embedded in medical curriculums across the country.
Discover how the University of Cincinnati Heart, Lung & Vascular Institute is providing leading-edge treatment for critically ill patien...
The vaccine is very safe — and side effects are a sign that it’s working.
Patient survives the deadliest type of heart attack that led to cardiac arrest and continues care today with the best and brightest at UC He...
Michael A. Thomas, MD, professor and chair in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, soon will celebrate one year as the first African...
Winters feel long especially for people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a harrowing reality combined with COVID-19 shut-i...
Even during a global pandemic, heart disease remains the leading cause of death for men and women in the U.S.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced on Dec. 30, 2020 that a man in his 20s was in isolation with a new strain of COVID-19 — called B.1.1.7.<...
UC Health has nearly two million provider visits with patients each year. Meet the team in charge of making sure the right supplies get to t...
Lifelong Cincinnatian Nathaniel (Nate) Griffin is a husband, father of two adult children and grandfather of three. Today, the U.S. Army vet...
CINCINNATI — UC Health Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine continues to build its team of fellowship-trained surgeons by welcoming Maris...
The American Burn Association estimates more than 73% of burn injuries occur at home.
Since the beginning of COVID-19, clinicians and researchers raced to find a safe and effective vaccine that would alter the course of the pa...
Learn how UC Health’s experts helped Will Achberger defy the odds and overcome a heart attack that led to cardiac arrest.
CINCINNATI — UC Health Integrative Medicine and the University of Cincinnati (UC) Cancer Center’s Survivorship Program are coming tog...
CINCINNATI - Vaccine Resource Toolkit provides materials, expert speakers to businesses & community groups free of charge.<...
Recent headlines have highlighted the potential relationship between vitamin D status and COVID-19 severity.
CINCINNATI - DAAP Dean Emeritus Jay Chatterjee & Janet Chatterjee are among the 4,700+ to receive the first doses at UC Heal...
Lurinda Smith, 57, of Rushville, Indiana, grew up in the 1970s, a different era when food was simpler and more natural, and an abundance of ...
WEST CHESTER, OH — A check for $31,200 has been presented by DE Incorporated, a national design/build company based in Cincinnati, to...
CINCINNATI - Liver transplant patients will soon have better access and expedited care, closer to their homes.
CINCINNATI - Noel and Virginia Record have celebrated many memorable wedding anniversaries during 73 years of marriage, but on Tuesda...
CINCINNATI - UC Health and the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine are proud to announce the first in a series of video...
Whether you are confined to the walls of your home or are part of the essential workforce, there has been an incredible amount of transition...
In 2021, nearly 230 UC Health physicians were recognized as Best Doctors in America (Cincy Magazine) and Top Doctors in Cincinnati (<...
Virginia couple came to UC Health in hopes that wife and mother of four could have liver transplant faster.
A Monumental Step for UC, UC Health’s Work in Moderna Clinical Trial.
Discover how you can help you or your loved ones find ways to sleep better to fight off illnesses.
CINCINNATI - Frontline healthcare workers received the first doses of Pfizer vaccine today.
Former president and CEO at Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio receives heart-kidney transplant after rare heart disease diagnosis.
For six years, Rick Wilson relied on hope and his love for his wife, Ruth, for the call that would drastically change their lives forever.
Despite suffering life-threatening injuries in a car accident, Sophie Carrigill persevered as an advocate and global athlete.
Patients rated UC Health physicians and advanced practice providers better than 99% of clinicians in the U.S.
Jacqui Foust, a Cincinnati native, had gone 39 years without breaking a single bone in her body – until she broke three in one day.
CINCINNATI — Evaline A. Alessandrini, MD, MSCE, has been promoted to executive vice president, chief medical officer & int...
CINCINNATI — UC Health, Greater Cincinnati’s academic healthcare system, launched the first Incidental Lung Nodule Program in Ohio, w...
Subtle symptoms appeared in the midst of Jill Ford’s normal routines. An avid tennis player, Jill suddenly found it challenging to grip the ...
As we embark on the 2020 holiday season amid the tumultuous times of the COVID-19 pandemic, “intermittent fasting” for weight loss or weight...
CINCINNATI - Growing numbers of COVID-19 cases and deaths are troubling; face masks can slow the trend.
Here’s how the COVID-19 vaccine works - and how it’s different from others.
From sick and tired, to exuberant and energetic, Sara Archibald shares how she manages her type 2 diabetes.
Mike Fahey, 66, is used to huffing and puffing. As a U.S. Navy veteran, he regularly worked out to stay in shape while traveling across the ...
CINCINNATI - UC Health’s Daniel Drake Center for Post-Acute Care has been recognized as a Best Nursing Home for 2020-21 by U.S. News & W...
CINCINNATI — UC Medical Center Chief Administrative Officer Rob Wiehe has named new members of the hospital’s leadership team.
CINCINNATI — Adams County Regional Medical Center is now proudly offering advanced heart care in collaboration with UC Health and the...
CINCINNATI — UC Health, Greater Cincinnati’s academic healthcare system, has named Jimmy Duncan, SHRM-SCP, SPHR, senior vice presiden...
Christopher Radchenko, MD, UC Health pulmonary and critical care medicine specialist provides insight into how COVID-19 affects the lungs.
As new research has come to light over the years, we have learned that it is very important for African American women to get mammograms at ...
Laura Martin is a 20-year-old Transylvania University student-athlete from Winchester, Kentucky, which is just outside of Lexington.
Nurses in Burns Special Care Unit at UC Medical Center exemplify the qualities that make UC Health world class in patient care.
In the fall of 2019, Carl Smallwood of Memphis, Tennessee, was newly retired and excited for the next chapter of his life.
Life can change in an instant. For Sandy Wagner, 49, life has changed instantly on more than one occasion.
COVID-19 has affected nearly every aspect of UC associate dean and physician Dr. Louito Edje’s professional life.
Rajat Madan, MD, UC Health infectious diseases specialist and assistant professor of Internal Medicine in the Department of Internal Medicin...
Hispanic Heritage Month is Sept. 15 through Oct. 15.
September marks National Atrial Fibrillation (AFib) Awareness Month, a critically important time to raise awareness for this life-threatenin...
The early days of the COVID-19 pandemic caused many women to cancel or delay getting their very first or annual mammogram.
Lauralee Wheat of Cincinnati, Ohio, was in a car accident in 2014 that injured her lower back, compressing the two lowest vertebrae in the l...
In 2010, Kelli Estep’s life changed forever. The nurse from Lincoln County, West Virginia discovered that she would eventually need a liver ...
Debra Stoner always tries to live her life to the fullest. In the past couple of years, however, her back pain kept her from doing what she ...
UC Health’s chief of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine says that the chance of a false COVID-19 test result depends on the type of test.
The innovative device completely restored hearing for 71-year-old Judy Landes after years of earaches and irritation.
CINCINNATI — Bringing advanced stroke care directly to those who need it most.
A UC Health Infectious Diseases physician says interpretation of COVID-19 antibody test results should be guided by medical professionals.
UC Health Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine surgeon performs total knee replacement for Christian Witt during COVID-19.
Scientists and researchers around the world learn more every day about the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, that causes COVID-19.
The UC Health Pathology director sheds light on in-house COVID-19 testing capabilities and types.
A UC Health physician says COVID-19 testing is important for those who have been exposed or who have symptoms that mimic other illnesses.
Local health departments have played an important role in the COVID-19 pandemic: providing accessible testing.
How the worst time in life became the best time for Kari and Chris Stewart.
Education Coordinator for the Stepdown Unit and ICU at West Chester Hospital shares her experience treating patients during COVID-19.
For 40-year-old Shanda Batchelor, her dad, Kenneth Ray, is her everything. She even named her daughter, Kenna Rae, after him.
In a matter of just six months, Elizabeth Wilson went from experiencing minor hearing loss to becoming a brain tumor patient.
UC Health Physician leading COVID-19 and smell loss research shares his expertise on 55KRC Cares, 550 AM radio with host, Brian Thomas.
CINCINNATI — UC Health is now able to provide even more hope to those in need of a lifesaving liver transplant.
Practice These Safety Precautions to Prevent COVID-19 Spread, Fireworks Injuries.
Seventy-six-year-old Gary Campbell reunited with his UC Health West Chester Hospital care team to offer a message of hope: Don't give up, do...
Even with all of the communication technologies available to us, the COVID-19 pandemic and stay-at-home orders have caused a major strain on...
In less than three months, John V. Mock went from being perfectly healthy to being in dire need of a new liver.
Why the general public should NOT wear medical-grade masks.
This Men's Health Month, learn ways to improve or maintain optimal health.
Let’s face it, this is our new normal. Masks are likely here to stay for the foreseeable future.
CINCINNATI — The University of Cincinnati and UC Health will host a clinical trial to evaluate a vaccine for COVID-19.
Lauren Ashbrook, MD, is an assistant professor in the Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. <...
100 days ago, UC Health activated a system-wide command team to lead our collective response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
CINCINNATI — UC Health surgeons performed the first liver transplantation surgery for isolated metastatic colon cancer.
In the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, as the rate of positive cases started to increase, and healthcare systems began learning and pre...
WEST CHESTER, Ohio - For the 7th year since opening in 2009, our hospital is ranked among Cincinnati’s Top Workplaces.
Along with every other component of society, it is no surprise that organ transplantation has also been significantly impacted by the COVID-...
Lewis County High School Guidance Counselor Undergoes a Liver Transplant at UC Health in the midst of a pandemic.
Clinical Trials 101: UC Health’s clinical experts continue to lead the way in finding a cure for COVID-19.
As the region’s academic health system, UC Health’s infectious disease experts and emergency management teams are leading the organization’s...
While the COVID-19 crisis significantly reduced most hospitals’ medical procedures and surgeries over the past two months, UC Health officia...
COVID-19 has proven capable of impacting people of all ages. Some people may not even show symptoms of the disease, but are able to pass it ...
While the world works to flatten the curve of COVID-19, it’s more important than ever to flatten our anxiety levels.
Battling lymphoma, Ron Sikkema, 55, came to UC Health’s West Chester Hospital suspecting he had COVID-19. After a positive test result, he w...
Over the past several weeks, you may have sought virtual care or simply delayed some of your healthcare needs. Your health matters, and it’...
The last thing anyone wants to think about is losing a loved one. But with hospital visitor restrictions in place to prevent the spread of C...
Seventy-six-year-old COVID-19 patient returns home after 45 days at West Chester Hospital.
CINCINNATI - UC Health will resume limited surgeries and procedures on May 4 in accordance with Responsible RestartOhio.
In the Absence of Nasal Congestion, Loss of Smell and Taste May Be Early Indication of COVID-19.
The COVID-19 pandemic is laden with seriousness and heaviness. At times, this might leave us feeling hopeless.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted and changed life as we know it. One thing that has not changed is our commitment to caring for all health...
Despite COVID-19, couple ties the knot in Cardiovascular ICU at UC Medical Center.
UC Health is committed to ensuring the safety of our patients, and we want to relieve some of your apprehension regarding fertility during C...
Senu Apewokin, MD, UC Health infectious disease specialist and associate professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases in the Department ...
Megan Sites, 27, from Celina, Ohio was seven months pregnant when she developed symptoms that resembled COVID-19.
Daily physical activity is important to our overall health and wellness.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton and his family have joined the UC Health team in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic by commi...
COVID-19 is a new disease, so healthcare experts are still learning about its risk factors.
We’re in the midst of a pandemic that has many of the same symptoms as seasonal allergies.
Making sure your body has a chance to rest and recover from the day is important for your immune system to function at full strength.
Every April, people from all over visit the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden to witness the wonders of spring.
Eating a balanced diet, getting enough sleep and exercising daily are important for your overall health and wellness.
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is impacting everyone, some more drastically than others. For a number of families, it could mean ...
UC Health is actively working to keep moms and babies safe during this time, and we want to relieve some of your concern.
During this unprecedented time, it’s important to remember to take care of your overall health.
CINCINNATI – A gift to UC Health from a private foundation will help expand the capacity and speed of testing for COVID-19.
The imperative need for social distancing has put a pause on normal socializing activities, like family barbeques, restaurant outings and at...
CINCINNATI - UC Health, Greater Cincinnati’s academic health system, has begun in-house testing for COVID-19.
“Flattening the curve” is commonly used in media coverage about COVID-19 (coronavirus).
“Wash your hands,” “do the five” and “flatten the curve” are trending terms that already summarize 2020. It is an unprecedented time that ca...
Dr. Barbara Walker, Ph.D., integrative health and performance psychologist, provides some recommendations to help you manage the uncertainty...
CINCINNATI - This week, Standard & Poor’s (S&P) Ratings Services and Moody’s Investors Service released credit ratings for UC...
CINCINNATI - Restricted access measures and updated visitor restrictions will be implemented on Monday March 16 at UC Health hospital...
CINCINNATI - UC Health confirms that four patients have tested positive for COVID-19.
CINCINNATI - UC Health has launched the first health system-affiliated air transport program in the region to provide adult ECMO tran...
In a matter of hours, Greg West went from being a cancer patient, to being able to walk again.
For most, a diagnosis of an incurable cancer may be frightening and hopeless. But for Ginny, it was an opportunity to give hope to others.
CINCINNATI - The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center’s Comprehensive Breast Cancer Center has achieved a rare triple accreditation...
WEST CHESTER, Ohio - UC Health’s West Chester Hospital will begin offering Baby Café at a second location.
CINCINNATI - The largest capital project in the history of UC Health will be led by CannonDesign and Messer Construction.
UC Health continues to lead the way in education and training.
Eleven years ago, Scott Taylor was driving to a high school football scrimmage with his son, Kyle, when they got into a car accident. Althou...
Lois Cone has always been known to be ahead of her time.
Here is a little more insight on the ketogenic diet, and how it can affect brain tumors.
Growing up, Travis Hatch knew that the day may come when he would need a new heart. Most of his family deals with heart issues, including hi...
WEST CHESTER, Ohio - West Chester Hospital Earns National Accreditation From Commission on Cancer of the American College of Surgeons...
Nick Burton wondered if he’d ever be able to walk again after what happened on May 26, 2019.
Success comes naturally to Dustin Wolf. He travels the globe for work and manages his company’s department that installs industrial washers ...
Ron Brunck lives a happy life with Edna, his loving wife of 22 years. The Colerain Township resident spends his days working hard but also e...
Malik Jones, chair of Diversity, Culture and Inclusion Council, first found his passion for diversity and inclusion work right in his commun...
In the mid-1990s, the first treatment for stroke was approved by the FDA, and it was revolutionary.
Tonia Elrod is the epitome of success and hope. But on Feb. 2, 2019, her life would take a turn in a direction she could never have ima...
At just 22 years old, Taylor Jenkins is a driven young man who enjoys spending time outdoors with his friends.
CINCINNATI – More than 320 people received lifesaving organ transplants at UC Health in 2019, according to annual data from UNOS.
CINCINNATI — UC Health, Greater Cincinnati’s academic health system, trained a record number of community members in “Stop the Bleed”...
In January 2019, Manjit Marwaha, 49, walked into the emergency department at UC Health’s West Chester Hospital with his wife, Ruby, who drov...
Season 4: Episode 1
Soccer has been a part of almost every chapter of Jason Chamber’s life, from his Miami University intramural days to the Cincinnati Saints (...
In general, many women choose to launch careers before starting a family, which may delay pregnancy and childbirth.
Pamela McMaster, of Findley, Ohio, has suffered with chronic back and nerve pain for as long as she can remember.
In June 2018, John Guttridge received news he thought might cost him his life.
Imagine driving your car when suddenly it is no longer under your control—you know what the vehicle should be doing, but it does not respond...
Doctors in UC Medical Center’s emergency department are now proud to see patient Angela Perez. That’s because physicians at the region’s Lev...
Laura Squires joined UC Health in 2019 as a performance improvement manager. She enjoys her job and her ability to have a positive impact on...
Human papillomavirus (HPV), the most common sexually transmitted infection in the U.S., affects 1 in 4 people – many of whom are teenagers.<...
We are sharing the basics of brain tumors, including the treatment and removal process.
CINCINNATI - Free influenza vaccines will be provided to thousands of people across Cincinnati throughout the month of January.
Christin Godale has dedicated her life to finding a cure for epilepsy.
Support for adolescents with complex health conditions or developmental disabilities as they transition into an adult healthcare system.
On Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2019, 46-year-old Coy Tite went fishing with his brother near his home in Greenfield, OH. Upon parking the boat, Coy...
CINCINNATI - UC Health, the region’s academic health system, has named Jeanetta Darno, SPHR, as the system’s first chief diversity of...
At the beginning of the new year, many people begin to set their resolutions.
Rani Nasser, MD, UC Health neurosurgeon and assistant professor of neurology, explains what sets apart the UC Back, Neck & Spine Center....
When all hope seemed lost for Doug Fassold, he came to UC Health. On Nov. 28, 2019, Doug received the greatest gift he and his family could ...
CINCINNATI - UC Medical Center is now in an elite category that provides the very highest level of maternal-fetal medical care in the...
UC Health physicians and advanced practice providers rated as the top 1% in the nation for superior patient experience.
WEST CHESTER - West Chester Hospital was re-accredited by the Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery Accreditation and Quality Improvement P...
If you work at UC Health, there’s a good chance you’ve met Bob Thinnes.
The Loveland, Ohio native’s path to graduating college and starting her career took a major detour after suffering a stroke and brain aneury...
In June 2019, 12-year-old Camerin Scott came running into the kitchen pretending to choke by wrapping his hands around his throat.
Pioneering 3D printed custom skull implants to serve more patients around the world.
Allergies can impact you all year round, even during the cold months of winter.
CINCINNATI - Daniel Drake Center is among the 19% of U.S. skilled nursing facilities that have been recognized U.S. News & World ...
Sept. 9, 2014 would prove to be a day that changed Billi Ewing’s life forever.
CINCINNATI — UC Health opened the region’s first oncology primary care clinic on Nov. 1, 2019.
November can mean a lot of things. Tailgates. Fall weather. Thanksgiving. Something most people do not realize, however, is that November is...
Here is what you need to know about epilepsy and the types of treatments that are available for it.
CINCINNATI — UC Health Air Care & Mobile Care team members regularly train to keep their skills sharp in order to save lives in t...
The American Diabetes Association indicates that 1.5 million people are diagnosed with diabetes every year in the U.S.
On the sunny evening of Friday, Aug. 16, 2019, Nicole decided it was the perfect night to practice riding her motorcycle.
CINCINNATI — UC Health announced today the upcoming retirement of Clarence Pauley III, Senior VP and Chief Human Resources Officer.
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in the United States.
It was an average early spring evening for Jim Rogers and his family. But later into the night, things took a sudden dark turn.
CINCINNATI — UC Health, the region’s academic health system, will invest $221 million into the Clifton Campus over the next several y...
A national trial led by University of Cincinnati researcher Lawrence Sobel, MD, aims to definitively answer the question:
For the last 25 years, Traci Taylor has impacted the lives of patients across UC Medical Center.
One of the many teams at UC Health who plays an important role in patient care is pharmacy.
Hearing damage is not something that is always noticeable as it’s happening.
Advancements in breast cancer detection and treatment have soared over the last several decades, saving countless lives.
In September 2019, the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, or NICU, at University of Cincinnati Medical Center hosted its biennial reunion.
It’s the season for scary skeletons and things that creak in the night, as long as it’s not your bones!
The Cincinnati Cyclones' team physician shares what it’s like to work with professional athletes on a daily basis.
Scott Taylor has dedicated his life to teaching young musicians how to become the best they can be.
Diana Abbott tries her best to live a fun life with lots of laughs.
In November 2017 at the age of 30, Ashley Lahmer was looking forward to motherhood and all its glory, including cuddling her new baby boy, B...
CINCINNATI — UC Health has expanded its Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Clinic located on the campus of West Chester Hospital.
Bridgeway Pointe Assisted Living recently had the opportunity to touch the lives of new mothers at UC Medical Center.
CINCINNATI — UC Health opened a unique center that provides multidisciplinary, patient-focused care for back, neck and spine disorder...
CINCINNATI — UC Health has been named a top performer in the Environmentally Preferred Sourcing Excellence Award by Vizient, Inc.
CINCINNATI — UC Health has announced that it will raise the minimum wage for all employees to $14 per hour beginning in January 2020....
Last June, at the age of 63, Tim Anderson traveled with four generations of his family to vacation at Cape San Blas, Florida.
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common disorder which affects one in 10 women of childbearing age.
CINCINNATI - UC Health understands the importance of protecting patient information. Regrettably, this involves some of that informat...
For 19 seasons, Dave Parker dazzled Major League Baseball fans across America with his speed, power and grit.
UC Health will be offering training classes for new patient care assistant (PCA) hires to help develop a skilled and robust employee base.
CINCINNATI — UC Health’s University of Cincinnati Medical Center has been named to the NRC Health Top 100 Consumer Loyalty List.
In order to prevent injury risks, athletes must take all of the necessary steps to recover and recuperate.
With constant bursts of energy, sprinting and swinging, how do athletes stay tough and ready for competition in a long, tournament setting?<...
Abigail Peairs, PhD, explains the five things you should know about fueling your body for endurance sports.
University of Cincinnati Athletics head team physician discusses the neuroscience behind hand-eye coordination for tennis players.
UC Health psychologist discusses the stress and anxiety that comes with being a sports fan.
Rasheen Cannon didn’t know how sick he was until the day in 2014 that he couldn’t make it up the steps of his Mount Auburn home anymore.
CINCINNATI —UC Health has named Beverly Bokovitz, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, as the system’s first chief nursing executive.
CINCINNATI —UC Health will expand its network of pre-transplant outreach clinics by opening a new nephrology clinic in Louisville, Ke...
Here are some important facts about thyroid nodules, and why you need to make sure to check them.
CINCINNATI —UC Medical Center and West Chester Hospital have again been recognized by the American Heart Association.
CINCINNATI — UC Medical Center and West Chester Hospital received national recognition for the quality of care provided to stroke vic...
Members of UC Health’s access team were selected to share their successful outcomes for reducing no-show appointments.
Our patient ambassadors, all who found hope through each other, share their stories to inspire hope in others.
CINCINNATI — Michael Legg, MHA, has been named vice president and chief data and analytics officer for UC Health.
UC Health Air Care’s first all-female flight crew reflects on this milestone achievement.
The skilled nursing facility at the Daniel Drake Center has received a five-star rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Service...
CINCINNATI — UC Health’s West Chester Hospital, which opened in 2009, again received statewide and local accolades as a top place to ...
Quinn Nguyen, MD, a busy anesthesiology resident for UC Health, decided he would finally get his sore shoulder checked out on his day off.
Chris Mackay and Ashley Davis, both from Northern Kentucky, work together for St. Elizabeth Healthcare in Edgewood, Kentucky.
On Friday, Nov. 16, Nickie Roller, project manager for UC Health Marketing & Communications, left the office, ready to enjoy the weekend...
As the region’s academic health system, UC Health cares for the most vulnerable populations with the most complex illnesses and injuries.
As leaders in patient-centered care, UC Health nurses are committed to continually improving patients’ experiences in care settings.
The trauma, emergency teams install bleeding control kits at UC Medical Center, Ridgeway.
Tonette Young felt she was careless with her diabetes.
Sisters Sarah Steinway and Laura Baumann shared many things through the years: secrets, hand-me-downs and the occasional heated argument.
Dick Weiss, 72, was always adamant about having an annual physical, which included prostate cancer testing.
CINCINNATI — When UC Health’s West Chester Hospital welcomed its first patient on May 11, 2009, much of the area was still undevelope...
Social media might be a modern means of communicating with people you don’t know very well, but there’s still something to be said for a goo...
CINCINNATI — In 2018, more than 300 people received the gift of life at the region’s only comprehensive organ transplant program for ...
After Ryan and Jillian spent more than a year trying to conceive a child using timed ovulation, they decided they needed some extra help.
CINCINNATI —Katrina M. English has been named senior vice president & chief legal officer at UC Health, the region’s academic hea...
Husband, father of two, dentist, NCAA football referee - at age 39, Jim Rogers didn’t think he’d be adding stroke survivor to that list.
We know running is good exercise. We also know that too much of a good thing can backfire. So how much running is too much?
Season 3: Episode 4 - Pathologists Decode Diagnoses in Body’s Tiniest Structures
CINCINNATI - On April 11, UC Health celebrated the opening of a new home for the University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Instit...
CINCINNATI — In April 2019, breast cancer patients at UC Health will have a new way to commemorate their treatment journeys.
Season 3: Episode 3 - Cincinnati is the World’s Epicenter of New Stroke Treatments
The day that Dave Parker decided not to let Parkinson’s disease defeat him was the day he saw a framed picture of himself, in his Cincinnati...
Season 3: Episode 2 - Mom of Preemies Gives Back as NICU Nurse
Suruchi S. Thakore, MD, discusses the process of social egg freezing and why it’s important.
Season 3: Episode 1 - Passion, Persistence Drive Radiation Oncologist
It all began with a small, gray patch of skin on his left hand.
CINCINNATI – UC Health has named Jennifer (Jenny) Dusso, MBA, as vice president and chief administrative officer for ambulatory servi...
CINCINNATI – UC Health performed a record number of lifesaving transplants in 2018, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing...
CINCINNATI — Over the next two years, UC Health will invest $30 million in improvements to facilities on the Clifton Campus.
UC Health cardiologist shares how men and women can prevent the possibility of heart disease.
The Barrett Cancer Center received a generous donation from Microsoft for patients receiving chemotherapy.
CINCINNATI—When a cancer diagnosis is delivered, a patient’s full focus is on ridding themselves of the disease.
In August 2014, Billi Ewing was a very busy woman.
CINCINNATI — UC Health has made a significant investment in growing patient care services on its Clifton Campus.
Whitney Hoffer, a 31-year-old mother of two, never thought she’d be adding “cancer survivor” to her accomplishments at such a young age.
Our Mobile Crisis Team serves our community across the City of Cincinnati, whenever they are needed.
Twelve years ago, 66-year-old Barbara Grote went from enjoying a relaxing life in retirement to fighting for her life through cancer treatme...
CINCINNATI - The UC Heart, Lung and Vascular Institute made additions to its team of heart specialists in order to advance cardiac im...
Haylee Hannah, registered dietitian and nutritionist at the UC Health Weight Loss Center provides new year's resolution tips.
UC Health dietitian shares how important it is to stay hydrated, an important aspect of health.
CINCINNATI - UC Medical Center cancer patients are now offered a new way to help relieve stress, anxiety and side effects of therapy....
CINCINNATI — The academic health system has renewed its support of the Ohio Cardiac Arrest Registry to Enhance Survival, or Ohio CARE...
CINCINNATI — UC Health has been named among the nation’s top healthcare organizations for information technology by the CHIME.
CINCINNATI - UC Health and the UC College of Nursing have launched a new program to support nurses who wish to advance their educatio...
CINCINNATI — UC Health and Red Bike have renewed their partnership for five more years, the organizations announced today.
It didn’t take long for Kenny Crawford to decide that four-hour, three-times-a-week hemodialysis treatments just weren’t for him.
Barb Ehrhardt gave Sheri Lewis a gift she would never forget.
The Hershey Company sent over a sweet treat, blue raspberry Jolly Rancher candies, to chemotherapy patients at the Barrett Cancer Center.
Season 2: Episode 4 - UC Health Experts Help Bearcats Reduce Concussions, Improve Performance
CINCINNATI —West Chester Hospital is offering support for people managing disorders associated with pregnancy and first year postpart...
CINCINNATI - One in eight U.S. women will develop breast cancer during their lifetime—a daunting statistic.
Season 2: Episode 3 - Multidisciplinary Team Tackles Neuro ICU Cases
Season 2: Episode 2 - Hundreds Dedicated to Success of Liver Transplants
Michael A. Hoffmann, MD, UC Health internal medicine specialist,
CINCINNATI — UC Medical Center and West Chester Hospital were recognized by the AHA for providing superior care to heart failure pati...
Season 2: Episode 1 - Daniel Drake Center Gives Neurologic Patients Renewed Hope
CINCINNATI – UC Medical Center and West Chester Hospital received the Get With The Guidelines® – Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement...
An autoimmune disorder, which is a condition where the body attacks itself, is treated differently than other types of diseases.
Whether it’s tension, clusters, migraines or sinus allergies, headaches can tell you a lot about your symptoms.
Why is it so difficult to keep our weight under control as we age?
Carolyn Benford was at work when she realized that her vision was distorted – she could not see to her left with either eye.
CINCINNATI — Two UC Health hospitals received national recognition by the American Heart Association for outstanding cardiac care.
Strength and determination. That’s what brain tumor survivor, Brian Wiles, needed nine years ago when he received a scary diagnosis.
CINCINNATI - UC Medical Center has again received national recognition for its efforts to promote and raise awareness of organ donati...
CINCINNATI — UC Medical Center ranks second among local hospitals, and West Chester Hospital provides the most high performing specia...
CINCINNATI - A partnership between the U.S. armed forces and four Cincinnati health systems will provide specialized medical training...
Radiation therapy supervisor shares how he uses his special talent for creating character masks for pediatric patients.
CINCINNATI — UC Medical Center has again received national recognition for its efforts to promote and raise awareness of organ donati...
CINCINNATI — UC Health’s Center for Reproductive Health has acquired Kettering Reproductive Medicine in Kettering, Ohio, effective Oc...
CINCINNATI - Nurses will learn best practices from UC Health nurses as part of the two academic health system’s ongoing partnership.<...
CINCINNATI - UC Health Air Care & Mobile Care provides medical care and safe transport for patients in need of urgent medical att...
Nothing can keep runner Tammy Unger of West Union, Ohio, from doing what she loves, not even a stroke.
CINCINNATI - More than 80 physicians and APPs were recognized as the top 1% in the nation for having the best patient experience scor...
BUTLER COUNTY, Ohio – Through a collaboration with the Butler County Visitors Bureau, the park system will celebrate yet another mile...
CINCINNATI - UC Health’s West Chester Hospital has again been named among the top workplaces in Cincinnati by The Cincinnati Enqui...
Residents at Bridgeway Pointe Assisted Living call the nurses involved in their care as part of their second family.
CINCINNATI - UC Health Cardiac Nurse Elaine Philipp hasn’t forgotten when her son had to rely on strangers in Baghdad to treat him.
Collaboration and teamwork are important areas of focus on UC Medical Center’s new low-acuity floor.
Epilepsy Monitoring Unit opens at West Chester Hospital, advancing neurological care in the region.
Expected mothers who give birth at UC Health’s West Chester Hospital have a new way to make their delivery experiences better.
CINCINNATI - At the main entrance of UC Medical Center, a very special flag flies alongside the American and Ohio flags.
CINCINNATI — UC Health’s University of Cincinnati Medical Center has named Beverly Bokovitz, DNP, RN, as chief nursing officer.
The UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute project nears completion, and Cincinnati neuroscience will never be the same.
Season 1: Episode 4 - Heart Transplant Team Gives New Life to Cincinnati Family
Season 1: Episode 3 - Flight Team Brings Swift Care to Patients
Season 1: Episode 1 - Inside The Region’s Only Adult Level 1 Trauma Center.
Season 1: Episode 2 - Specialized Radiologists See Answers in Complex Images
Second chances are often saving graces—a golden opportunity to make changes for the better.
CINCINNATI - UC Health Heart Transplant achieved a milestone that will expand access to advanced cardiac care for adults across the r...
CINCINNATI - UC Health and the Brown MAE Foundation announced a partnership to provide support for Rockdale Academy families and stud...
WEST CHESTER, Ohio – West Chester Hospital continues to expand neuroscience services with the addition of a new Neurosurgery Clinic.<...
Kourtney Hurst had barely come down from the high of her October 2016 wedding when a tragic accident robbed her of all memories of the event...
WEST CHESTER - West Chester Hospital was reverified as a Level III trauma center, as it continues to provide high-quality trauma care...
WEST CHESTER, Ohio - West Chester Hospital has received certification from the Joint Commission identifying it as a Primary Stroke Ce...
CINCINNATI - On Dec. 11, 1967, Ernest P. Harper, 36, made local history when he received the first kidney transplant at UC Medical Ce...
CINCINNATI - Fifty years ago, UC Medical Center surgeons changed transplantation in Cincinnati by performing their first kidney trans...
WEST CHESTER - UC Health’s West Chester Hospital has achieved Magnet Recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center® (ANCC...
CINCINNATI - The UC Healthcare System and UC Health announced a number of changes recently made within the UC Health Board of Directo...
CINCINNATI - West Chester Hospital has again been named among the safest hospitals in the nation by The Leapfrog Group.
CINCINNATI - West Chester Hospital has named Kathie Hays, MSN, RN, CNOR, as chief nursing officer, effective immediately.
WEST CHESTER, Ohio - UC Health’s West Chester Hospital has opened a new unit specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy....
CINCINNATI - UC Health has hired physician leader Evaline A. Alessandrini, MD as chief medical officer. She will assume the role on ...
WEST CHESTER, Ohio - UC Health is proud to announce Angela Fitch, MD, as the 2017 Obesity Medicine Association Clinician of the Year....
CINCINNATI - UC Health and the Ohio Dept. of Health will provide an after-hours breastfeeding helpline to mothers across Southwest Oh...
CINCINNATI - Daniel Drake Center will be notifying patients today of an incident involving some of their protected health information...
Jim Harris has always lived a life of adventure, traveling as a photographer and videographer for publications such as National Geographic.<...
CINCINNATI - UC Medical Center received the Get With The Guidelines®-Heart Failure Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award.
When Kelly Marsh woke up at UC Medical Center eight years ago, she assumed she’d been asleep for just hours.
Baron Youn, 58, had slipped into a gym hot tub to relax when he began having an abnormal heart rate causing his defibrillator to react.
CINCINNATI - Joseph Cheng, MD, has been named professor and chair of the UC College of Medicine Department of Neurosurgery effective ...
Michael Farrow was the tough guy. He was known as Big-un’ in some circles and, affectionately, as Tiny in others.
CINCINNATI - Ronald Sacher, MD, has been named the 2018 president-elect of the American Clinical and Climatological Association (ACCA...
CINCINNATI - The Epilepsy Center at the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute has again been designated a Level IV Epilepsy Center by the...
CINCINNATI - One of the most difficult parts of having epilepsy is seizure occurrences. A commonly reported trigger for seizures is s...
CINCINNATI - UC Health Primary Care has joined primary care practices nationwide participating in Comprehensive Primary Care Plus (CP...
CINCINNATI - Exclusive breastfeeding (EBF) rates increased at UC Medical Center after employing measures such as skin-to-skin contact...
CINCINNATI - UC Health has named Richard Shumway as chief administrative officer and vice president at UC Medical Center, beginning M...
CINCINNATI - Researchers at UC received $2.4 million in federal funding to do research on a novel cell therapy that repairs heart dam...
WEST CHESTER - West Chester Hospital is one of the first in the U.S. to use hip replacement surgery technology, improving patient out...
In spring 2014, allergies sent Stephanie Poplin, 37, to physicians who put her on a number of medications that just weren’t working.
Steve Abbott knew when his father was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer, he would one day need to be prepared for it too....
Thomas Ashbrook knew that the odds and genetics were stacked against him.
Heart failure at age 32 wasn’t going to stop Rasheen Cannon from fighting for his life.
CINCINNATI - West Chester Hospital frontline healthcare workers received doses of Pfizer vaccine today.
Unrelenting pain wracked Dan Null’s abdomen and lower back one evening in March 2017.
University of Cincinnati Medical Center houses distinguished physicians, award-winning nurses and experienced administrative leaders.
Thirty-four years ago, Erin Fussinger was one of four quintuplets who survived after being delivered at University of Cincinnati Medical Cen...
Karrie Owens lowered herself to the floor. Trying to make it from the couch to the stairs, she quickly lost her breath and had to stop.
CINCINNATI — After four months in operation, UC Health’s COVID-19 Community Vaccination Center will move to a new location on Tuesday...
What’s the first thing you do when you pull a box of cereal off the shelf at the grocery store?
CINCINNATI — Those who prefer the convenience of a one-dose COVID-19 vaccine can make plans to receive it at UC Health's Vaccination ...
University of Cincinnati student receives milestone dose
CINCINNATI (April 23, 2021) — On Thursday afternoon, UC Health, Grea...
After a successful pilot on Tuesday, April 20, UC Health will now provide no-appointment vaccinations for COVID-19 on Tuesdays, Thursdays an...
On April 13, 2021, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced the agencies are rev...
A third pharmaceutical company, Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies (a Johnson & Johnson company), was granted emergency use authorization ...
Within the last decade, humanitarian health work has increasingly become more and more embedded in medical curriculums across the country.
The vaccine is very safe — and side effects are a sign that it’s working.
Winters feel long especially for people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), a harrowing reality combined with COVID-19 shut-i...
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis announced on Dec. 30, 2020 that a man in his 20s was in isolation with a new strain of COVID-19 — called B.1.1.7.<...
CINCINNATI - DAAP Dean Emeritus Jay Chatterjee & Janet Chatterjee are among the 4,700+ to receive the first doses at UC Heal...
A Monumental Step for UC, UC Health’s Work in Moderna Clinical Trial.
CINCINNATI - Frontline healthcare workers received the first doses of Pfizer vaccine today.
CINCINNATI - Growing numbers of COVID-19 cases and deaths are troubling; face masks can slow the trend.
Here’s how the COVID-19 vaccine works - and how it’s different from others.
Christopher Radchenko, MD, UC Health pulmonary and critical care medicine specialist provides insight into how COVID-19 affects the lungs.
COVID-19 has affected nearly every aspect of UC associate dean and physician Dr. Louito Edje’s professional life.
Rajat Madan, MD, UC Health infectious diseases specialist and assistant professor of Internal Medicine in the Department of Internal Medicin...
The early days of the COVID-19 pandemic caused many women to cancel or delay getting their very first or annual mammogram.
UC Health’s chief of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine says that the chance of a false COVID-19 test result depends on the type of test.
A UC Health Infectious Diseases physician says interpretation of COVID-19 antibody test results should be guided by medical professionals.
UC Health Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine surgeon performs total knee replacement for Christian Witt during COVID-19.
Scientists and researchers around the world learn more every day about the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, that causes COVID-19.
The UC Health Pathology director sheds light on in-house COVID-19 testing capabilities and types.
A UC Health physician says COVID-19 testing is important for those who have been exposed or who have symptoms that mimic other illnesses.
Local health departments have played an important role in the COVID-19 pandemic: providing accessible testing.
Education Coordinator for the Stepdown Unit and ICU at West Chester Hospital shares her experience treating patients during COVID-19.
For 40-year-old Shanda Batchelor, her dad, Kenneth Ray, is her everything. She even named her daughter, Kenna Rae, after him.
UC Health Physician leading COVID-19 and smell loss research shares his expertise on 55KRC Cares, 550 AM radio with host, Brian Thomas.
Practice These Safety Precautions to Prevent COVID-19 Spread, Fireworks Injuries.
Seventy-six-year-old Gary Campbell reunited with his UC Health West Chester Hospital care team to offer a message of hope: Don't give up, do...
Even with all of the communication technologies available to us, the COVID-19 pandemic and stay-at-home orders have caused a major strain on...
Why the general public should NOT wear medical-grade masks.
This Men's Health Month, learn ways to improve or maintain optimal health.
Let’s face it, this is our new normal. Masks are likely here to stay for the foreseeable future.
CINCINNATI — The University of Cincinnati and UC Health will host a clinical trial to evaluate a vaccine for COVID-19.
Lauren Ashbrook, MD, is an assistant professor in the Department of Internal Medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. <...
100 days ago, UC Health activated a system-wide command team to lead our collective response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak, as the rate of positive cases started to increase, and healthcare systems began learning and pre...
Along with every other component of society, it is no surprise that organ transplantation has also been significantly impacted by the COVID-...
Lewis County High School Guidance Counselor Undergoes a Liver Transplant at UC Health in the midst of a pandemic.
Clinical Trials 101: UC Health’s clinical experts continue to lead the way in finding a cure for COVID-19.
As the region’s academic health system, UC Health’s infectious disease experts and emergency management teams are leading the organization’s...
While the COVID-19 crisis significantly reduced most hospitals’ medical procedures and surgeries over the past two months, UC Health officia...
COVID-19 has proven capable of impacting people of all ages. Some people may not even show symptoms of the disease, but are able to pass it ...
While the world works to flatten the curve of COVID-19, it’s more important than ever to flatten our anxiety levels.
Battling lymphoma, Ron Sikkema, 55, came to UC Health’s West Chester Hospital suspecting he had COVID-19. After a positive test result, he w...
Over the past several weeks, you may have sought virtual care or simply delayed some of your healthcare needs. Your health matters, and it’...
The last thing anyone wants to think about is losing a loved one. But with hospital visitor restrictions in place to prevent the spread of C...
Seventy-six-year-old COVID-19 patient returns home after 45 days at West Chester Hospital.
In the Absence of Nasal Congestion, Loss of Smell and Taste May Be Early Indication of COVID-19.
The COVID-19 pandemic is laden with seriousness and heaviness. At times, this might leave us feeling hopeless.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted and changed life as we know it. One thing that has not changed is our commitment to caring for all health...
Despite COVID-19, couple ties the knot in Cardiovascular ICU at UC Medical Center.
UC Health is committed to ensuring the safety of our patients, and we want to relieve some of your apprehension regarding fertility during C...
Senu Apewokin, MD, UC Health infectious disease specialist and associate professor in the Division of Infectious Diseases in the Department ...
Daily physical activity is important to our overall health and wellness.
Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton and his family have joined the UC Health team in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic by commi...
COVID-19 is a new disease, so healthcare experts are still learning about its risk factors.
We’re in the midst of a pandemic that has many of the same symptoms as seasonal allergies.
Making sure your body has a chance to rest and recover from the day is important for your immune system to function at full strength.
Every April, people from all over visit the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden to witness the wonders of spring.
Eating a balanced diet, getting enough sleep and exercising daily are important for your overall health and wellness.
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is impacting everyone, some more drastically than others. For a number of families, it could mean ...
UC Health is actively working to keep moms and babies safe during this time, and we want to relieve some of your concern.
During this unprecedented time, it’s important to remember to take care of your overall health.
CINCINNATI – A gift to UC Health from a private foundation will help expand the capacity and speed of testing for COVID-19.
The imperative need for social distancing has put a pause on normal socializing activities, like family barbeques, restaurant outings and at...
CINCINNATI - UC Health, Greater Cincinnati’s academic health system, has begun in-house testing for COVID-19.
“Flattening the curve” is commonly used in media coverage about COVID-19 (coronavirus).
“Wash your hands,” “do the five” and “flatten the curve” are trending terms that already summarize 2020. It is an unprecedented time that ca...
Dr. Barbara Walker, Ph.D., integrative health and performance psychologist, provides some recommendations to help you manage the uncertainty...
CINCINNATI - UC Health confirms that four patients have tested positive for COVID-19.
Karrie Owens lowered herself to the floor. Trying to make it from the couch to the stairs, she quickly lost her breath and had to stop.
Dennis Crowder III continues to recover from motorcycle crash, life-threatening injuries thanks to UC Health’s multidisciplinary trauma team...
WCPO-TV meteorologist and journalist overcomes breast cancer thanks to combination of successful treatments at UC Health.
For six years, Rick Wilson relied on hope and his love for his wife, Ruth, for the call that would drastically change their lives forever.
Lauralee Wheat of Cincinnati, Ohio, was in a car accident in 2014 that injured her lower back, compressing the two lowest vertebrae in the l...
For most, a diagnosis of an incurable cancer may be frightening and hopeless. But for Ginny, it was an opportunity to give hope to others.
Tonia Elrod is the epitome of success and hope. But on Feb. 2, 2019, her life would take a turn in a direction she could never have ima...
Christin Godale has dedicated her life to finding a cure for epilepsy.
Sept. 9, 2014 would prove to be a day that changed Billi Ewing’s life forever.
It was an average early spring evening for Jim Rogers and his family. But later into the night, things took a sudden dark turn.
Diana Abbott tries her best to live a fun life with lots of laughs.
For 19 seasons, Dave Parker dazzled Major League Baseball fans across America with his speed, power and grit.
Rasheen Cannon didn’t know how sick he was until the day in 2014 that he couldn’t make it up the steps of his Mount Auburn home anymore.
Our patient ambassadors, all who found hope through each other, share their stories to inspire hope in others.
Quinn Nguyen, MD, a busy anesthesiology resident for UC Health, decided he would finally get his sore shoulder checked out on his day off.
Sisters Sarah Steinway and Laura Baumann shared many things through the years: secrets, hand-me-downs and the occasional heated argument.
Husband, father of two, dentist, NCAA football referee - at age 39, Jim Rogers didn’t think he’d be adding stroke survivor to that list.
The day that Dave Parker decided not to let Parkinson’s disease defeat him was the day he saw a framed picture of himself, in his Cincinnati...
It all began with a small, gray patch of skin on his left hand.
Whitney Hoffer, a 31-year-old mother of two, never thought she’d be adding “cancer survivor” to her accomplishments at such a young age.
Strength and determination. That’s what brain tumor survivor, Brian Wiles, needed nine years ago when he received a scary diagnosis.
Nothing can keep runner Tammy Unger of West Union, Ohio, from doing what she loves, not even a stroke.
Kourtney Hurst had barely come down from the high of her October 2016 wedding when a tragic accident robbed her of all memories of the event...
Jim Harris has always lived a life of adventure, traveling as a photographer and videographer for publications such as National Geographic.<...
When Kelly Marsh woke up at UC Medical Center eight years ago, she assumed she’d been asleep for just hours.
In spring 2014, allergies sent Stephanie Poplin, 37, to physicians who put her on a number of medications that just weren’t working.
Steve Abbott knew when his father was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer, he would one day need to be prepared for it too....
Thomas Ashbrook knew that the odds and genetics were stacked against him.
Heart failure at age 32 wasn’t going to stop Rasheen Cannon from fighting for his life.
Unique partnership allows UC Health’s emergency medicine physicians to educate, train local officers on basic trauma.
Husband, father and third-year resident Edmond Irankunda, MD, takes you through a typical day in his life inside and outside of the hospital...
UC Health has nearly two million provider visits with patients each year. Meet the team in charge of making sure the right supplies get to t...
Since the beginning of COVID-19, clinicians and researchers raced to find a safe and effective vaccine that would alter the course of the pa...
Season 3: Episode 4 - Pathologists Decode Diagnoses in Body’s Tiniest Structures
Season 3: Episode 3 - Cincinnati is the World’s Epicenter of New Stroke Treatments
Season 3: Episode 2 - Mom of Preemies Gives Back as NICU Nurse
Season 3: Episode 1 - Passion, Persistence Drive Radiation Oncologist
Season 2: Episode 4 - UC Health Experts Help Bearcats Reduce Concussions, Improve Performance
Season 2: Episode 3 - Multidisciplinary Team Tackles Neuro ICU Cases
Season 2: Episode 2 - Hundreds Dedicated to Success of Liver Transplants
Season 2: Episode 1 - Daniel Drake Center Gives Neurologic Patients Renewed Hope
Season 1: Episode 4 - Heart Transplant Team Gives New Life to Cincinnati Family
Season 1: Episode 3 - Flight Team Brings Swift Care to Patients
Season 1: Episode 1 - Inside The Region’s Only Adult Level 1 Trauma Center.
Season 1: Episode 2 - Specialized Radiologists See Answers in Complex Images
One (literal) step can change everything — and it did for UC Health emergency medicine physician Sanjay Shewakramani, MD.
Two Patients; Two Treatments; Two Success Stories
Sandy Mills is no stranger to back surgery. In 2012, doctors diagnosed her with scoliosis with a 35-degree curve to the right. A neurosurgeo...
Cincinnati’s mobile stroke unit, guided by UC Health experts, saves more lives, even in rare cases of unexpected stroke in young adults.
Kami and Jake Barnes have been married for nearly 15 years. When you first meet them, it is obvious that they are the best of friends.
Returning to everyday life after battling cancer can be challenging. The relief of surviving cancer is powerfully positive, but most survivo...
As a highly active, healthy person, BJ Jabbari knew something was seriously amiss when he began experiencing problems walking and moving, bu...
There is no typical response to the diagnosis of an incurable, aggressive brain cancer; each patient’s journey is as unique as their own fin...
Almost 40 years later, Linda Bingham remains grateful for the lifesaving kidney-pancreas transplant that allowed her to live, raise her youn...
Multiple fertility challenges led Jenn and Scott Wagner on a hopeful journey.
Weight-loss surgery enables patient to have knee replacement surgery, return to his normal life.
Experts see a rise in young adults getting hip replacements, but UC Health surgeons offer alternatives not available anywhere else in Cincin...
For Chantelle Howell, sparing her hair was not a top concern as she prepared for brain tumor surgery, but knowing she wouldn’t have a notice...
Ashley Shaw is proof that sustained, long-term weight loss is possible through hard work and determination. Today, she keeps her focus on ma...
After an improper diagnosis, Brazilian jiujitsu fighter finds relief thanks to treatment at UC Health.
Patient survives the deadliest type of heart attack that led to cardiac arrest and continues care today with the best and brightest at UC He...
Even during a global pandemic, heart disease remains the leading cause of death for men and women in the U.S.
Lifelong Cincinnatian Nathaniel (Nate) Griffin is a husband, father of two adult children and grandfather of three. Today, the U.S. Army vet...