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Ophthalmology Times: Investigators receive grant to develop alternative to treat eye disease
May 28, 2021
UC's Kevin Li leads research on alternative treatments for eye diseases.
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Classics fellowships reflect academic excellence
May 28, 2021
A steady stream of fellowships are bestowed on UC Classics students.
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Forbes: 'I love telling Black women’s stories’
February 22, 2021
Print media is an industry that is hard to break into, but for UC alumna Brande Victorian there were additional hurdles: being a woman of color.
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Times of India: Everything you need to know about skin pH
February 22, 2021
Internal and external factors affect the skin's pH. UC cosmetic sciences expert KP Annath explains the physical and environmental elements that go in to determining pH and what products do to balance skin properties.
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UC's Judaic Department Head joins national religious campaign
February 26, 2021
UC Judaic studies department head Matthew Kraus is part of a religious letter writing campaign to U.S. leaders.
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UC pharmacy students give vaccine effort shot in the arm
February 3, 2021
UC pharmacy student participation in vaccine effort is moving the needle on getting Ohio's population immunized.
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WebMD: How are depression and substance abuse related?
February 23, 2021
Substance abuse and depression very often go hand in hand. UC mental health expert Keith King, professor and director of the UC Center for Prevention Science, weighs in on the symptoms and what to do about it.
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U.S. News: Drugged driving a growing threat
February 5, 2021
Don't drug and drive could be the new driving dangerously phrase, as the numbers of drugged driving incidents are reported to surpass drunk driving.
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WLWT: Pharmacy students join vaccine effort
February 4, 2021
UC College of Pharmacy students were tapped early on in the vaccine effort, because they were already trained to give immunizations.
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UC College of Medicine and Pharmacy Students Will Now Learn Together
August 21, 2018
For the first time in the history of the University of Cincinnati’s (UC) Academic Health Center, first-year students in UC’s colleges of medicine and pharmacy will take a required course—together.