University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center hosts first international pre-launch event for Siemens Healthineers new Accela

University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center hosted a contingent of international journalists, along with Siemens Healthineers, for the first pre-launch event for the highly anticipated Accela.

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Menopause and Heart Health: Should You Be on a Statin?

When estrogen levels drop, total cholesterol levels rise, increasing the risk of heart disease, the leading cause of death in women.

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A Popular Vitamin May Interfere With Cancer Treatment

New research from University Hospitals suggests that people being treated for pancreatic cancer should use vitamin supplements with caution.

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Stressed-Out Parents: A Growing Public Health Concern

Today’s parents are under a lot of stress and their mental well-being is suffering. The crisis is prompting health professionals to look at possible solutions.

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Early Ovarian Cancer Signs May Include Common Stomach Complaints

Ovarian cancer can be difficult to diagnose early because its symptoms are often mistaken for something else.

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Can Drinking Seltzer Water Harm Your Tooth Enamel?

With seltzer, the risks to your teeth increase, depending on the ingredients, how much you drink and whether you have certain health conditions.

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University Hospitals names Melissa Cohen, MBA, Vice President of Venture Development and Investment

In the newly created leadership role, Cohen will oversee the design, operation and deployment of UH Ventures’ investment vehicles.

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Full-Body Scans for Early Disease Detection? There Are Drawbacks

The commercial scans have attracted attention from the media, celebrities and influencers as a way to possibly catch early signs of disease.

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Syphilis Is Making a Big Comeback. What You Should Know.

New cases have increased about 80 percent since 2018, a level not seen in the United States since 1950.

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Skin Trends, Rated: What’s Worth It and What’s Not

A certified nurse practitioner rates the most buzzed-about treatments, separating which trends are smart skincare and which you might be better off skipping.

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How Blood Sugar Spikes Affect People Without Diabetes

Most people who don’t have diabetes tend not to think much about their blood sugar levels. However, blood sugar spikes and crashes can affect everyone.

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Hormones and the Heart: Understanding Birth Control and HRT Options

With evidence-based guidance, women can make informed decisions that support both their reproductive and cardiovascular health.

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Can Supplements Improve Your Brain Health?

Many people look to supplements to improve memory and slow or prevent cognitive decline. Learn about potential benefits and the science behind them.

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Food for Thought: Understanding Food Noise

Persistent, bothersome thoughts centered around food – called “food noise” – can negatively affect your mental and physical health.

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Inflammation: Your Body’s Best Defense or Worst Enemy?

Inflammation gets a bad rap because it’s associated with chronic diseases, obesity and “inflammaging.” But it’s also one of the body’s most critical defenses.

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University Hospitals Nationally Recognized Once Again for Commitment to Excellence in Stroke Care

The American Heart Association presents Get With The Guidelines® - Stroke awards for proven dedication to ensuring all stroke patients have access to best practices and life-saving care.

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New to CPAP? What to Expect in the First 30 Days

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) is one of the most effective treatments for sleep apnea, but it can take some getting used to.

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University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Fund Six Research Teams through the 2026 Collaborative Science Pilot Awards

Program emphasizes mentorship between junior investigators and established researchers.

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What's Happening in Your Stomach When You Take a GLP-1?

Slower digestion is key to GLP-1 weight loss, but if the stomach empties too slowly, uncomfortable side effects can develop.

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Why Younger Patients Are Opting Into Cosmetic Procedures

As the importance of self-care continues to rise, more young people are adding cosmetic treatments to their wellness routines.

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Living With Severe Facial Pain? A New Treatment May Help

For patients with trigeminal neuralgia, radiofrequency rhizotomy offers an innovative new option for relief.

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Twelve U.S. Health Systems and Aidoc Unite to Confront America’s Diagnostic Capacity Crisis

As demand for diagnostic answers outpaces the physicians available to deliver them, health systems are collaborating with Aidoc on a shared goal: helping patients receive a safe, accurate diagnosis sooner.

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University Hospitals and Clasp Launch Student Loan Repayment Program to Strengthen the Northeast Ohio Workforce

Program offers up to $20,000¹ in student loan repayment for new graduate Radiologic professionals and Respiratory Therapists, supporting University Hospitals’ efforts to attract early-career clinical talent.

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Out of Breath During Exercise? It May Be Your Throat, Not Your Lungs

Shortness of breath may be inducible laryngeal obstruction (ILO), a condition that causes the vocal cords to close.

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Taking Supplements? Watch Out for These Common Interactions

Learn how vitamins, minerals and herbal supplements can interact with each other and common medications, and how to take them safely.

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New Chief Operating Officer Named for University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center

Leadership transition positions UH Elyria Medical Center for continued growth and excellence in patient care.

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How Robotic Heart Surgery Can Speed Recovery

Compared with open-heart surgeries of the past, robotic procedures offer fewer complications and faster recovery times for many patients.

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University Hospitals Named Official Sports Medicine Partner of Ashland University Athletics

Comprehensive partnership brings leading-edge sports medicine care, athletic training and research opportunities to Eagles student-athletes.

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UTIs Are a Surprisingly Common Cause of Sepsis

In some people, particularly older adults, a UTI can progress to something far more serious: urosepsis, a life-threatening condition that requires emergency care.

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9 Medications That Don’t Mix Well With Coffee

Coffee offers a variety of health benefits, but it can change how your body absorbs certain drugs, reducing their effectiveness and increasing side effects.

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