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Why do I get so many headaches during the summer?

August 6, 2025

Some studies have suggested that hot or humid weather, bright sunlight and summer-related drops in outdoor air pressure can trigger headaches in some people. Migraine sufferers in particular often report being the most affected, as The New York Times recently reported.

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Why do I get so many headaches during the summer?

August 6, 2025

Some studies have suggested that hot or humid weather, bright sunlight and summer-related drops in outdoor air pressure can trigger headaches in some people. Migraine sufferers in particular often report being the most affected, as The New York Times recently reported.

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Integrative Nursing: A framework for whole-person mental health...

July 30, 2025

In this webinar, Megan Voss, DNP, APRN, explores how Integrative Nursing enhances mental health care, the role of advanced practice nurses in holistic care, real-world whole health strategies and innovative ways to prevent clinician burnout while meeting patient needs.

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Blood Cancer Healing Center marks first anniversary with...

July 28, 2025

The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center's Eric Vick and Kelly Acker spoke with Local 12 about the first anniversary of the opening of the Blood Cancer Healing Center dedicated to helping patients overcome the challenges of blood cancers through a comprehensive approach that addresses medical, emotional and spiritual needs.

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UC researchers help create national registry for adaptive...

July 25, 2025

Spectrum News spoke with members of UC's adaptive track and field team, coach Jacob Counts and researcher MeMe Earnest-Stanley about a new national collaboration co-led by UC that is spearheading research and wellness programming with the goal of improving care for adaptive athletes.

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Community disadvantage linked to increased motor symptom...

July 24, 2025

Neurology Live highlighted research led by the University of Cincinnati's Emily Hill that found community disadvantage was associated with worse motor symptom severity and motor disability in patients with Parkison disease (PD) and atypical parkinsonisms.

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New global trial testing oral therapy for MS spasticity

July 21, 2025

The University of Cincinnati's Shahla Hosseini, MD, PhD, was featured in a Multiple Sclerosis News Today article discussing a new international clinical trial testing an oral drug that enhances naturally occurring molecules in the body to help muscles relax as a treatment for spasticity in patients with MS.

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UC College of Nursing celebrates outstanding preceptors and...

July 18, 2025

Preceptors play a vital role in shaping the next generation of advanced practice nurses, offering real-world guidance and support that complement classroom learning. As more students enter Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) and Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) programs across the country, the need for skilled and supported preceptors continues to grow. To celebrate and thank outstanding practitioners and partners whose commitment inspires the next generation of advanced practice nurses, in 2022 the college launched the Outstanding Graduate Preceptor Award and the Outstanding Organization Award, followed by the Outstanding Prelicensure Preceptor Award, in 2023.

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Nurses face violence on the job

July 17, 2025

Gordon L. Gillespie, PhD, DNP, adjunct professor at the University of Cincinnati College of Nursing, and chief program officer for the National League for Nursing, spoke with Medscape for a story about violence against nurses in the workplace.

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New drug could treat muscle spasticity in MS by boosting the...

July 16, 2025

The University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Institute is a trial site for a new clinical trial testing an oral drug to enhance naturally occurring molecules in the body that help muscles relax as a treatment for spasticity in patients with MS.

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