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Cleveland Health News

This page covers medical research, public health warnings, wellness trends, insurance changes and clinical developments. Reporting follows personal well-being decisions and the programs established by health systems across Cleveland.


Diseases

Cancer

Bladder Cancer Rises Among Women Under 50

Cleveland Clinic researchers are investigating why bladder cancer appears to be increasing in younger women.


Children’s Health

Children’s Health

MetroHealth Holds Reverse Trick-or-Treat Parade

Hospital staff visit pediatric patients to deliver holiday treats and cheer.

MetroHealth Holds Reverse Trick-or-Treat Parade

Substance Abuse

Live Poll

Would you reduce your alcohol consumption if you knew it physically damaged your brain's structure?

Substance Abuse

Researchers Identified Cause of Alcohol Brain Damage

A new study reveals that microglia cells, triggered by a specific protein, dismantle brain structures during heavy alcohol use.

Researchers Identified Cause of Alcohol Brain Damage

Nutrition

Live Poll

Do you believe government-funded nutrition programs effectively support the needs of families in your community?

Nutrition

MetroHealth Receives $4.2 Million for WIC Services

The federal funding supports maternal and child nutrition programs across Cuyahoga County.

MetroHealth Receives $4.2 Million for WIC Services

Wellness

Live Poll

Would you use mobile IV therapy services for your group's health or recovery needs?

Wellness

Earth and Essence IV Spa Launches Mobile Wellness Services

The Cleveland-based provider brings intravenous hydration and wellness treatments directly to homes, offices, and events.

Earth and Essence IV Spa Launches Mobile Wellness Services

Regular subjects here include clinical research findings, public health agency guidance, updates to insurance coverage and new wellness initiatives. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. Health care delivery in Cleveland remains shaped by the concentration of large hospital systems and their ongoing expansion. Insurance regulations and access to specialized care centers remain the two most common factors influencing local news cycles.