CLEVELAND HEALTH

Cleveland Diseases News

Diseases in Cleveland run on diagnosis, treatment breakthroughs and public health impact, and coverage here follows all of it. Reporting explores medical conditions, clinical trial results and the latest developments in local patient care.


Heart Disease

Heart Disease

Cleveland Clinic Study Links Anemia to TAVI Risks

New research identifies higher mortality and hospitalization rates for heart patients with pre-existing anemia and hemoglobin decline.


Cancer

Live Poll

Would you get checked for unusual urinary symptoms rather than assuming a UTI?

Cancer

Bladder Cancer Rises Among Women Under 50

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

Bladder Cancer Rises Among Women Under 50

Stroke

Stroke

Cleveland Clinic Treats Patient for Powassan Virus

A 23-year-old patient is currently hospitalized with paralysis and seizures after contracting the rare tick-borne virus.

Cleveland Clinic Treats Patient for Powassan Virus

Asthma

Live Poll

Would you replace your gas stove with an electric model to reduce potential health risks?

Asthma

Cleveland Study Links Electric Stoves to Asthma Relief

Researchers find replacing gas stoves with electric models significantly improves asthma symptoms in local residents.

Cleveland Study Links Electric Stoves to Asthma Relief

Alzheimer’s

Alzheimer’s

Endangered Missing Adult Alert Issued for Cleveland Woman

Cleveland police are searching for a 69-year-old woman with dementia who went missing from her residence.

Endangered Missing Adult Alert Issued for Cleveland Woman

More in Diseases

Reporting here centers on health alerts, medical advancements, risk factor research and disease awareness campaigns. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it. In this area, seasonal changes in illness patterns and public health initiatives often drive the volume of health reporting. Advances in diagnosis and access to new treatments remain the primary subjects that change the landscape for local patients.