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Cincinnati Diseases News

Diseases in Cincinnati runs on diagnosis, treatment breakthroughs and public health impact, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting focuses on the latest clinical findings, medical updates and health trends within the city.

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?


Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s

Cincinnati Issues Missing Adult Alert for Irving Frye

Authorities are searching for a 71-year-old man with dementia who was last seen leaving his home on Wednesday night.

Cincinnati Issues Missing Adult Alert for Irving Frye

Heart Disease

Live Poll

Do you trust wearable health devices to accurately identify when you need to see a doctor?

Heart Disease

Atrial Fibrillation Risks Rising Among Younger Patients

Health experts report an increase in irregular heart rhythm diagnoses across age groups in Cincinnati.

Atrial Fibrillation Risks Rising Among Younger Patients

Stroke

Stroke

Cincinnati Hospital Initiative Cuts Unnecessary CT Scans

Emergency physicians at two local hospitals reduced imaging by over 3,500 scans to prioritize patient safety and efficiency.


Cancer

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.

Cincinnati Advocate Pushes for Better Cancer Screening

Autism

Autism

Cincinnati Police Searched for Missing Teenager

Authorities are looking for 18-year-old Donnell Adams after he went missing in the Evanston neighborhood.

Cincinnati Police Searched for Missing Teenager

More in Diseases

Regular subjects here include infection outbreaks, new screening guidance, breakthroughs in therapy and long-term health initiatives. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it as public health shifts. The city's specific healthcare infrastructure and the way medical institutions coordinate on alerts drive how disease stories emerge. Public health guidance often changes based on seasonal patterns and the speed of transmission.