Monica Robins

Health officials urge vaccinations as new flu strain emerges and pharmacy access dwindles across the state.

As open enrollment nears its Dec. 7 deadline, significant changes affect coverage options for many Americans.

With just a few weeks left, experts say understanding your options can save you money and confusion.

From Medicare enrollment deadlines to emerging cancer research, here's what you need to know this week.

Health experts urge vigilance for signs of depression and loneliness as the season approaches.

Robyn White's "Celebration of Life" sessions honor senior pets and the people who love them, preserving bonds that last long after the flash fades.

Thousands of dollars in free healthcare services available this month as researchers tackle rising pregnancy complications and medication side effects.

From skin cancer awareness for veterans to groundbreaking research and rising infectious disease concerns, here's your health news roundup.

Pioneering CRISPR trial shows single infusion permanently lowers bad cholesterol by 50% in patients who don't respond to medication.

From revolutionary CRISPR treatment to heavy drinking dangers, here's what you need to know about the latest health research.

When a cough means more: telling RSV from pneumonia, and why pharmacies can't always fill prescriptions.

Experts share important updates on healthcare affordability, sleep health, and Alzheimer's prevention strategies.

Doctors say the disorder affects people of all ages, with 80% of cases remaining undiagnosed.

Here are three important health developments you need to know to start your week.

From vaccine debates to breast cancer myths, here's what's making headlines in Northeast Ohio healthcare.

Group launches nationwide campaign as vaccination rates fall below public health targets.

Weirdo Cat Lovers of Cleveland is not your traditional cat rescue. The nonprofit steps in when cat owners face veterinary emergencies they can't afford.

A Florida mother's loss highlights concerns about AI companions and minors as states like Ohio move to regulate the technology.

Restaurant owner Tommy Fello regains movement after groundbreaking vagus nerve stimulator implant paired with intensive rehabilitation.

Low-dose treatment protocol demonstrates safety and sustained benefit in over 1,000 patients who were given ketamine as part of a Cleveland Clinic study.