Ohio State College of Medicine

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United States, Ohio, Columbus

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Jun 29, 2026	Ohio State Survey: 3 in 10 Young Adults Don't Have a Doctor; Most Rarely See One	Skipped doctor appointments can mean missed screenings, delayed care and more ER use COLUMBUS, OH, UNITED STATES, June 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Key takeaways • A national poll of 1,006 adults found only 71% of people ages 18-29 have a...
Jun 24, 2026	New Vaccine Offers Hope Against Growing Tropical Disease in U.S.	Ohio State researchers develop a first-ever vaccine against leishmaniasis, which could infect more than 10% of the world COLUMBUS, OH, UNITED STATES, June 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Key takeaways: * Researchers at The Ohio State Univers...
Mar 5, 2026	New Findings Provide Objective Look at Broad Sensory Impairments Among Long COVID Sufferers	First-of-its-kind Ohio State study identifies the drivers behind COVID-19 sensory issues COLUMBUS, OH, UNITED STATES, March 5, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Key takeaways • The Ohio State University College of Medicine conducted the first obje...
Jul 9, 2025	Men under 40 are most at risk for testicular cancer. Few know it	“Still, I even thought in my head, ‘I’ll go check it out. It’s not like it’s cancer,’” he said. Soon, Riepenhoff discovered what many don’t realize: Of the approximately 10,000 cases of testicular cancer diagnosed annually, 51% are diagnose...
Oct 1, 2024	Renowned Researcher Dr. Russell Lonser will Lead DeepWell DTx and NeuFluent Pharmaceutical Technology Program	Dr. Russell Lonser joins DeepWell DTx team DeepWell Digital Therapeutics (DTx), which commercializes immersive medical media, and NeuFluent, its venture studio that develops neuroscience innovation, together announce that Dr. Russell Lonser...
Jun 14, 2024	Nationwide Children's Hospital Receives $25 Million Gift to Support Institute for Mental and Behavioral Health Research	Support from longtime donors Joe and Linda Chlapaty key to hospital's "Empower the Possible" campaign COLUMBUS, Ohio, June 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Nationwide Children's Hospital announced today that longtime donors Joe and Linda ...
May 21, 2024	American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Honors Leading Researchers	Recipients include pioneer of the Safety Plan Intervention, Dr. Barbara Stanley, and leading youth suicide prevention expert Dr. Jeff Bridge NEW YORK, May 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), the l...
May 16, 2024	Moore named primary direct response agency for Nationwide Children's Hospital Foundation	Moore Moore to optimize the Foundation's fundraising potential by implementing a data-driven omnichannel marketing strategy. WASHINGTON, May 16, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Moore, a leading constituent experience management (CXM) company, is...
May 16, 2024	American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Hosts 35th Annual Lifesavers Gala	Jacoby Shaddix of the legendary rock band Papa Roach to receive Public Education Lifesaver Award NEW YORK, May 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- On May 23, 2024, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) will hold its 35th annual Lifesav...
Mar 13, 2024	Study shows improved hand function using Carbonhand	Study shows improved hand function using Carbonhand Wed, Mar 13, 2024 22:40 CET Report this content Today, a study on Improved physical function using a power-enhancing glove in persons with Inclusion Body Myositis was presented at the Glob...
Nov 11, 2022	Low Vitamin D Could Raise Diabetes Risk for Black Americans	FRIDAY, Nov. 11, 2022 (HealthDay News) – Too little of the "sunshine vitamin" -- vitamin D -- in Black Americans could raise their odds of developing diabetes, new research suggests. Two new studies found an association between le...
Apr 19, 2022	The Ohio State University Medical Center launches Diet ID to Increase Healthy Eating Habits of Faculty and Staff	Diet ID partners with OSU to improve healthy eating habits Ohio State University Medical Center has partnered with Diet ID to launch a special project designed to promote healthy eating habits in hospital medicine. DETROIT, MI, UNITED STATE...
Sep 10, 2021	Covid-19 trauma complicates the 9/11 ‘anniversary effect’	Trauma caused by violence or tragic events can have a huge impact on individuals’ lives. And though their responses to trauma may fade away, it can reemerge or be heightened by anniversaries. That the 20th anniversary of the horrific attack...
May 4, 2016	Regeneration Ability Isn’t Just for Superheroes	The reality is that 99 percent of organ regenerative technology is still in the research stage — not in clinical practice. That said, with the evolution still so green, it’s the perfect time to be first in line. Why All the Buzz? We’ve all ...
Nov 27, 2012	PCORI grant funds Ohio State researchers using Kinect for at-home stroke rehabilitation	In standard stroke rehabilitation, patients only get a few hours of therapy each week and tend to develop what’s known as “nonuse,” in which they avoid use of the affected arm because it’s clumsy and awkward. CI therapy was designed to over...
	The holidays may feel ‘normal’ again this year—but Covid has changed them in 3 ways you might not expect	Family reunions in packed houses, get-togethers with friends and traveling — sometimes across the country, just to attend those events — all marked the holiday season until the Covid-19 pandemic hit. The virus instantly transformed the holi...
	If you can’t read this headline without getting distracted, try the ‘Take Five’ method for better focus	Is your train of thought constantly derailing? It’s no wonder that attention spans have dwindled in the age of information overload, with news, videos, notifications and ads constantly competing for our time. For example, the average attent...
	Regeneration Ability Isn’t Just for Superheroes	If you ever playacted superheroes as a kid, then you know that whoever claimed “healing” as his special power always enjoyed the most success. Thanks to huge strides in biotechnology, regenerative medicine is no longer just a playground pip...
	PCORI grant funds Ohio State researchers using Kinect for at-home stroke rehabilitation	Two-thirds of the 700,000 Americans who have a stroke each year survive and require rehabilitation. But fewer than one in three post-stroke patients undergoing physical therapy perform the at-home exercises their physical therapists recomme...

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Parsers VC has collected 20 articles mentioning Ohio State College of Medicine, among them “Ohio State Survey: 3 in 10 Young Adults Don't Have a Doctor; Most Rarely See One” (Jun 29, 2026) and “New Vaccine Offers Hope Against Growing Tropical Disease in U.S.” (Jun 24, 2026).

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Yes, Ohio State College of Medicine is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jul 7, 2026.