CINCINNATI

Cincinnati Health News

Across Cincinnati, coverage here takes in medical research, wellness trends, public health warnings, insurance changes and hospital programs. It follows how individual well-being intersects with broader public health guidance.

UC Researcher Receives $2.5M NIH Grant

UC Researcher Receives $2.5M NIH Grant

A five-year federal award will fund a wellness program for caregivers of people with traumatic brain injury.

Live Poll

Should more public funding go toward support programs for family caregivers?


Diseases

Cancer

Cincinnati Advocate Pushes for Better Cancer Screening

Michele Young is calling on state legislators to remove financial barriers that block patients from receiving breast MRIs.


Weight Loss

Live Poll

Do you trust your healthcare provider to effectively manage side effects from weight-loss medications?

Weight Loss

HRT University Launched GLP-1 Clinical Course

The new course offers prescribing clinicians training on patient side effect management and long-term care plans.

HRT University Launched GLP-1 Clinical Course

Substance Abuse

Live Poll

Do you believe new local behavioral health facility investments improve treatment access in your area?

Substance Abuse

NorthStar Opened Cincinnati Behavioral Health Center

The facility began serving patients in mid-August 2026 at a new location on Reading Road.

NorthStar Opened Cincinnati Behavioral Health Center

Mental Health

Live Poll

Is it becoming easier to access mental health care in your community when a crisis occurs?

Mental Health

NewPath Launched Walk-in Behavioral Health Services

The agency now provides immediate crisis care for children and teens in the Tri-State area.

NewPath Launched Walk-in Behavioral Health Services

Day to day, that means the latest drug and treatment approvals, clinical research findings, hospital system developments and local public health alerts. It reaches across the city and the communities around it where health resources are used. Cincinnati experiences distinct seasonal patterns in disease prevalence that require ongoing public monitoring and awareness. Changes to provider networks and insurance coverage remain the most common factors influencing the personal health decisions of the public.