-
Google MapsThe legal battled ended with UH agreeing to give the former hospital properties to the city and pay them $2.1 million. -
Cleveland ClinicDr. Teri Lash-Ritter has been announced as the new president of Akron General and Lodi hospitals. She has been promoted from Chief Medical Officer for the Clinic's southern Northeast Ohio hospitals after the previous president Brian Harte left for another role with the Clinic.
-
A Parma-based school will begin a live, online training program in end-of-life care this spring, with most students expected to be from Northeast Ohio. -
The new law will require the Ohio Department of Health to investigate and report findings on how to improve access to WIC amid declining enrollment. -
The grant will build on efforts already offered through Nourishing Beginnings— Case Western Reserve University and the Greater Cleveland Food Bank's home-delivered, medically-tailored grocery program. -
The Ohio Ethics Commission determined there was insufficient evidence to support a violation of any ethics laws or statutes. -
Brittany Watts has filed a lawsuit against the city of Warren and St. Joseph Warren Hospital. The suit alleges that hospital staff and police conspired against Watts after she suffered a miscarriage. -
Under a new state law, all Ohio hospitals will have to make security plans and set up reporting systems that include feedback from doctors and nurses. -
Cold air can trigger asthma symptoms and potentially lead to an asthma attack. Here's how to handle asthma in the winter. -
White, non-Hispanic population more susceptible to macular degeneration than minorities, study findsResearchers say less susceptibility to a particular protein makes non-Hispanic white individuals more likely than Black or Hispanic populations to develop macular degeneration, an eye disease that can lead to blindness. -
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics suggests working in cold weather could be fatal. -
The Center for Community Solutions shows that Cuyahoga County and surrounding communities have more than adequately available maternal care.
