A newly funded Tropical Medicine Research Center at The Ohio State University will study factors that drive transmission and spread of visceral leishmaniasis, a serious parasitic disease in Eastern Africa that is fatal without treatment.
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Bronchodilators don’t improve smoking-related respiratory symptoms in people without COPD
About 20–40% of adults with COPD symptoms but who aren’t diagnosed with COPD use these types of long-lasting inhalers .
Marching band kicks off 2022 season with ‘Buckeye Jazz Café’
For the first home football game of the 2022 season, The Ohio State University Marching Band celebrated jazz during Saturday’s halftime show.
Biochemists reveal how a complex molecule moves iron through the body
New research provides fresh insight into how an important class of molecules are created and moved in human cells.
New library exhibition celebrates 100 years in the ’Shoe
“A Walk in Our ’Shoe: 100 Years of Ohio Stadium” is a free exhibition that will be on view in Thompson Library Gallery until Feb. 26, 2023.
Opioid addiction, overdoses preventable through collective action, panelists say
In observance of International Overdose Awareness Day, The Ohio State University hosted the Columbus Dispatch at the Fawcett Center for an Aug. 31 panel discussion about the opioid epidemic in central Ohio and strategies to prevent and treat addiction.
“What Is the State of the Opioid Crisis in Our Community?” was part of the Columbus Dispatch Columbus Conversation series. The event brought together medical professionals, community health advocates and public safety officials to share information and best practices to help people experiencing addiction and their families in achieving sustained recovery.
Skull Session livestream returns for new season
As the Ohio State football season is set to kick off with a prime-time showdown, a beloved pregame tradition is returning to the small screen. Skull Session will air live on YouTube for those who cannot be at St. John Arena to watch in person.
First U.S. patient receives autologous stem cell therapy to treat dry AMD
Dry AMD is a leading cause of vision loss among older Americans.
Humble leaders can help make groups more effective
Leaders of teacher groups who were thought of as humble helped improve professionalism and collaboration among team members, new research has shown.
Ohio State faculty, staff receive National Endowment for the Humanities grants
Marian Moser Jones, associate professor of health services management and policy in the College of Public Health and associate professor in the Department of History, joined The Ohio State University just this year. One of her first projects was completing her grant application for the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). Earlier this month, she was awarded $200,000.
