National Epilepsy Awareness Month in November presents medical professionals with the perfect opportunity to educate the public and dispel myths about a disorder that affects nearly 3 million Americans.
You don’t have to face breast cancer alone. In addition to the support from family members and loved ones, breast health nurse navigators are specially trained professionals who help alleviate the fear and confusion of a cancer diagnosis by guiding patients through all stages of the treatment and recovery process.
With children back in school and winter just around the corner, it’s a good time to make sure you and your family are up to date on your vaccinations against contagious seasonal diseases.
Falls are a leading cause of injury among people over the age of 65. Some of the most severe injuries, such as hip fractures and head trauma, can raise the risk of early death. They also can rob people of their independence, making it harder for them to be mobile.
Students who come home from school complaining of aching backs and shoulders or tingling in the arms and hands might be having a problem with backpacks that are too heavy, improperly worn or poorly packed.
Diabetes can be a daunting diagnosis, but proper management of blood sugar levels help patients live long, productive lives with minimal complications, especially if we catch it early.
Now is your chance to make a difference. In partnership with the American Cancer Society, OhioHealth is seeking to enroll 600 central Ohio volunteers in a national, long-term research study to better understand the lifestyle, environmental and genetic factors that cause or prevent cancer.
With temperatures soaring into the 90s this week, it is time to practice preventive measures against heat-induced illness, especially when you are exercising or working outdoors.