Healthy Living More non-smokers diagnosed with lung cancer People who have never had a cigarette make up a growing percentage of lung cancer diagnoses. Doctors treat child with 'polio-like' symptoms According to the CDC, acute flaccid myelitis is "a rare but serious condition" that affects spinal cord gray matter and causes… Less invasive cancer surgery also less effective Minimally invasive cervical cancer surgery is associated with a lower rate of survival among patients, a pair of new studies found. What's it like to be awake during brain surgery? Wide-awake brain surgery might sound like a nightmare to many, but it was the only way doctors at Jewish Hospital's Brain Tumor Center… Breast cancer survivors paddle with a purpose Something bad led to something good for a group of Kentucky women who compete in dragon boat racing internationally. Exercise important after mastectomy, doctor says Exercise routines can go out the window when a doctor tells you that you have breast cancer. Should babies eat solid foods at 3 months old? A new study claims that starting babies on solid foods as early as 3 months old can lead to more (and better) sleep. But not all parents agree. Mercy Health connects doctors, patients online Until recently, attempting to find medical care online was a quest as stressful as it was invariably doomed. Cincinnati plays role in breakthrough MS study UC Health played a big part in a study that resulted in a breakthrough in treatment for progressive multiple sclerosis. How teen athletes deal with growing pains Sometimes, 14-year-old Anabelle de la Nuez really does feel as though she's grown overnight. County finds more West Nile positive mosquitoes With more mosquitoes carrying the virus, the chances of being bitten by an infected mosquito just increased as well. Monitoring your blood pressure just got easier High blood pressure can remain entirely asymptomatic until it becomes a full-blown medical emergency.
More non-smokers diagnosed with lung cancer People who have never had a cigarette make up a growing percentage of lung cancer diagnoses.
Doctors treat child with 'polio-like' symptoms According to the CDC, acute flaccid myelitis is "a rare but serious condition" that affects spinal cord gray matter and causes…
Less invasive cancer surgery also less effective Minimally invasive cervical cancer surgery is associated with a lower rate of survival among patients, a pair of new studies found.
What's it like to be awake during brain surgery? Wide-awake brain surgery might sound like a nightmare to many, but it was the only way doctors at Jewish Hospital's Brain Tumor Center…
Breast cancer survivors paddle with a purpose Something bad led to something good for a group of Kentucky women who compete in dragon boat racing internationally.
Exercise important after mastectomy, doctor says Exercise routines can go out the window when a doctor tells you that you have breast cancer.
Should babies eat solid foods at 3 months old? A new study claims that starting babies on solid foods as early as 3 months old can lead to more (and better) sleep. But not all parents agree.
Mercy Health connects doctors, patients online Until recently, attempting to find medical care online was a quest as stressful as it was invariably doomed.
Cincinnati plays role in breakthrough MS study UC Health played a big part in a study that resulted in a breakthrough in treatment for progressive multiple sclerosis.
How teen athletes deal with growing pains Sometimes, 14-year-old Anabelle de la Nuez really does feel as though she's grown overnight.
County finds more West Nile positive mosquitoes With more mosquitoes carrying the virus, the chances of being bitten by an infected mosquito just increased as well.
Monitoring your blood pressure just got easier High blood pressure can remain entirely asymptomatic until it becomes a full-blown medical emergency.
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