Researchers around Ohio Work to Understand and Prevent Preterm Birth
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View ArticleFrom Trappist monk to medical director, local doctor thrives
When Jack O’Handley was passing his time doing manual labor as a Trappist monk in Kentucky, he became inspired to study medicine. Today, O’Handley, MD, serves as medical director for Mount Carmel...
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View ArticleResearchers around Ohio Work to Understand and Prevent Preterm Birth
In order to prevent preterm birth, researchers and doctors must first understand what causes it. Health care professionals in Ohio are making strides
View ArticleHow to spot and remedy a concussion
Staying in the Game: Recognizing and treating concussions
View ArticleQuadriplegic Columbus man finds movement again
Moving History Forward: In collaboration with Battelle and OSU, quadriplegic Columbus man regains motor skills
View ArticleAfter years of abuse, Columbus woman finds peace
Lifelong Healing: The road of recovery is a journey, not a destination for survivor of domestic violence
View ArticleWhat to know about female fertility and pregnancy
OSU OB-GYN Dr. Elizabeth Kennard talks the unknown in pregnancy and fertility
View ArticleWhat to know about medical recordkeeping changes
On the Record: With the advent of more advanced and secure technologies, physicians face changing recordkeeping criteria
View ArticleGoing to the gym may be the next step in medicine
Prescribing personal records: new studies may sway the more couch-inclined to exercise not only for physical benefits, but for mental benefits as well.
View ArticlePatient and doctor work together to find stability
Racing to recovery: Jim Abbott was always fairly active: a multi-sport coach and referee, he was far from a couch potato. No one would have thought he'd have a serious heart attack.
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