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Teresa Brewer lost her mother three years ago to complications of Alzheimer’s disease. Brewer’s grandmother and aunts also had Alzheimer’s. Brewer, 60, worries she will hear that diagnosis someday, too.
A one-page piece of legislation doesn't capture the importance of a new contract between OhioHealth and the Mansfield Fire Department.
The culmination of years of planning and construction were celebrated in the ceremonial opening of the Genesis Orthopedic Center on Wednesday.
At a time many children in Northeast Ohio have less access to books due to school library closures from the COVID-19 pandemic, Akron Children’s Hospital’s Reach Out and Read chapter has worked harder than ever to get books into the hands of kids.
Adena Health Systems will soon open a new urgent care facility on Bridge Street in Chillicothe.
Want to reduce heart attacks? First, stop climate change. A scientific review, written by researchers from University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University and Boston College, shows that air pollution promotes heart disease, and draws a direct link between environmental pollutants and climate change.
When Springfield resident Greg Brumfield had his heart attack in July, he said he had no initial warnings until experiencing pain in the middle of his chest a few days before.