Flu Spikes Again In Ohio, Scares More People Than Coronavirus

So far this season, an estimated 26 million people — including 6,600 hospitalized people in Ohio — have been sickened by the flu.

Flu Hospitalizations Hit New High In Ohio: Flu Report

Nearly 1,000 Ohioans were hospitalized last week with flu-like symptoms. Health officials are urging residents to get flu shots.

Firefighters to Climb Ohio Skyscraper in 50 Pounds of Gear

Local first responders raise awareness for lung disease at the Fight For Air Climb

Seasonal Flu Bigger Threat Than Coronavirus In Ohio

An 11-year-old girl died from the flu and more than 800 people were hospitalized this past week, the Ohio Department of Health reports.

Possible New Coronavirus Case Being Investigated In Ohio

The Ohio Department of Health said it is awaiting test results on an Ohioan who may have the coronavirus from China.

Ohio College Students Test Negative For New Coronavirus

Two students at Miami University have tested negative for new coronavirus.

‘Double-Barreled’ Flu Season Possible In Ohio: Report

While the B strain dominated the season early, the A strain is on the rise, increasing your chances of getting sick twice.

Tobacco Control: Ohio Fails To Prevent Smoking

The American Lung Association released its 2020 State of Tobacco Control report, grading every state on its smoking prevention efforts.

Possible Wuhan Coronavirus Cases Identified In Ohio

A student at Miami University in Oxford may have contracted the Wuhan coronavirus.

Ground Beef Recalled In Ohio

The beef may be contaminated with pieces of clear plastic.

Flu Cases Spike To 15 Million: Flu Report In Ohio

Health officials this week reported an increase in the Influenza A virus, while the B strain continued to dominate cases.

Ohio Health Officials Classify Coronavirus As 'Class A' Virus

Class A viruses must be immediately reported to state officials.

Flu Hits Young People Hard This Season: Cases In Ohio

Pediatric deaths related to the flu are more than double what they were this time last year, with the reported number now at 39.

Romaine Lettuce Is Finally E. Coli Free, Safe To Eat: Officials

More than 160 people in 27 states were sickened with E. coli after eating romaine lettuce from Salinas, California.

Flu Activity Keeps Up In New Year: 800 Cases Last Week In Ohio

Despite the prevalence of the virus nationwide, confirmed flu cases actually dropped the first week of 2020.

After Teen Dies From Flu, Ohio Officials Urge Vaccination

A 16-year-old Northeast Ohio girl died on New Year's Eve. Now Ohio Department of Health officials are urging residents to get vaccinated.

Flu Continues To Spread In Ohio, 380 Hospitalized In 1 Week

Between Dec. 22 and Dec. 28, there were more than 380 flu-related hospitalizations in Ohio.

Flu Worsens In Ohio, More Than 600 People Hospitalized

The Ohio Department of Health said influenza has spread through half of the state.

Listeria Cases Prompt Egg-Products Recall, Including In Ohio

The recall includes some Trader Joe’s and Giant Eagle's egg products and those from other major retailers.

Spreading Ohio Sickness Linked To Pet Store Puppies

At least five people have been diagnosed with antibiotic-resistant Campylobacter jejuni, which causes a food poisoning-like sickness.

America’s Health Rankings 2019: Ohio Ranks 38th

The United Health Foundation has released its annual America’s Health Rankings. Find out why our state finished near the bottom.

‘Unusual’ Start To Flu Season: Slow Activity In Ohio

The peak of the flu season can come anytime between late December and February.

E.Coli Outbreak Spreads In Ohio, 12 Sickened

The Buckeye State is among those hit hardest by a recent E. coli outbreak.

Suicide Rate In Ohio: 5 People Die By Suicide Daily

A new report shows the rate of suicides has grown dramatically in Ohio over the past decade.

Local Mother Shares Story After Surprising Lung Cancer Diagnosis

Cleveland resident Sandy Harb had a normal life until a year ago when a lung cancer diagnosis changed her life forever.

Cancer-Linked Contaminants Found In Cleveland's Drinking Water

A new study found drinking water is often less safe than what the federal government may deem legal.

Fight For Air Climb Returns to Iconic Key Tower

The American Lung Association in Ohio’s Fight For Air Climb will again take place at the iconic Key Tower in downtown Cleveland.

STD Rates Reach Record High In U.S.: Here's Ohio's STD Rates

Rates of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis reached record numbers in 2018, according to a new report.

Ohio Youth Among Most Obese In U.S., Study Finds

The Buckeye State has the 10th highest youth obesity rate in the nation.

Ohio Man Dies From West Nile Virus

A 68-year-old man became the first person to be infected with and die from West Nile virus this year.

How Ohio Ranks For Women And Children’s Health

A new report examines the state of women and children’s health in the United States.

New program to advance discoveries of medical-scientist students

Harrington Discovery Institute at UH & CWRU School of Medicine provide new discovery pathway for next generation MSTP students

Here’s How Ohio Ranks Among Nation’s Most Obese States

A new report by the Trust for America’s Health shows nine states have an adult obesity rate over 35%. See the number for your state.

Anxiety, Autism Rejected As Medical Marijuana Conditions In Ohio

The Ohio Medical Board voted against anxiety and autism spectrum disorder as qualifying conditions for medical marijuana prescriptions.

Ohio Tries To Curb Youth Vaping In Wake Of Illnesses

Health officials believe at least 10 cases of severe pulmonary illness are connected to vaping.

Health Officials Confirm Vaping Likely Caused Illnesses In Ohio

At least three people have suffered severe pulmonary illness after vaping, the Ohio Department of Health announced.

6 Ohioans Severely Sick, May Be Linked To Vaping

The Ohio Department of Health is investigating six cases of severe pulmonary illness that may be linked to vaping.

West Nile Virus Found In Northeast Ohio Mosquitoes

There have been 34 positive tests for West Nile Virus in Ohio in 2019.

Ohio's Best Hospitals: Latest U.S. News Rankings

New rankings for 2019-20 from U.S. News & World Report identify the best hospitals in specialty care and the best hospitals by region.

Taco Seasoning Recalled In Ohio Over Salmonella Concern

The seasoning is being recalled because of concern over cumin used in the mix.