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BUFFALO, N.Y. — Trinity Washington, 14, is the winner of a recent billboard design contest to illustrate the dangers of vaping. "I'm very proud of myself," said Washington. " a girl; smoke is overtaking her body and that's what I drew."…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Adults with mild-to-moderate hearing loss will be able to purchase hearing aids at their local drugstores, over the counter. An average hearing aid can cost thousands of dollars, making them too expensive and…

By recording close-up images of eyes through an app, researchers at the University of California San Diego are making it possible for people to screen for Alzheimer’s disease, ADHD and other neurological diseases and disorders from…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Capital University in Bexley, Ohio announced it is reinstating a mask requirement for the rest of the term, officials said Sunday.   What You Need To Know Capital University reinstates its mask requirement  School…

CLEVELAND — Tove Shere has been a triathlete since the 1980s and is now instilling her years of knowledge into the next generation through the Kids That Tri program.  What You Need To Know Kids That Tri offers free triathlon training…

​​​COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio National Guard’s two month mission providing support to Ohio hospitals during the omicron COVID-19 surge cost about $29.7 million, officials said. What You Need To Know The Ohio National Guard hospital…

​​​COLUMBUS, Ohio — Students at Ohio State said the decline in COVID-19 case numbers has already led to improved campus life, but it remains to be seen if university officials will relax COVID-19 protocols. What You Need To Know…

COLUMBUS — Organ transplants were up across the country in 2021 according to the United Networks of Organ Sharing. What You Need To Know Organ transplants increased nationally in 2021, according to the United Networks of Organ Sharing…

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio National Guard’s support is coming to an end Tuesday at the last two health systems where service members added staffing as part of a mission to help with operations at hospitals and testing centers during the…

​​​COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Columbus City Council Black History Month Celebration Friday featured reflections on the pain of the pandemic for Black residents and honored health professionals who have stepped up to improve health equity.…