'Please do not call to verify an appointment': University Hospitals issues update amid ongoing digital services outageUniversity Hospitals says its call center is "experiencing unusually high call volumes" and asks patients not to call to verify their appointments. Nov 02 26November 02, 2026Article at wkyc.com
Medicare changes for 2027, spotting a stroke fast and why real pumpkin winsMedicare open enrollment ends Dec. 7, with plan changes and higher costs coming in 2027. Plus, how to spot a stroke quickly and why real pumpkin beats pumpkin spice. Oct 29 26October 29, 2026Article at wkyc.com
Small animals provide big experiences at Pure Passions Farm in Kent: Ready Pet GO!From cuddling Highland cows to goat yoga and "moo-vie" nights, this Portage County farm is bringing people of all ages face-to-face with pint-sized personalities. Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at wkyc.com
New heart guidelines for women, a next-gen weight loss drug beats Ozempic and what new data reveals about profound autismFour medical groups unveiled a lifelong heart health roadmap for women, from first period through menopause, built around key hormonal changes. Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at wkyc.com
Smaller Scars, More Choices: Robotic Breast Cancer SurgeryFor about a decade, women facing a mastectomy saw few new surgical options. Dr. Stephanie Valente, director of Cleveland Clinic's Western Region Breast Program, explains how robotic and camera-guided surgery is changing that, with Ohio's first… Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Video at Youtube
Ovarian cancer's surprising starting point, cycle-synced workouts and simple mood boosters for shorter daysWhy many ovarian cancers start in the fallopian tubes, how to match workouts to your cycle and simple ways to lift your mood as days get shorter. Oct 27 26October 27, 2026Article at wkyc.com
Measles cases double, Florida fights rare dengue outbreak and the science behind Halloween scaresMeasles cases across the U.S. have more than doubled last year's total, Florida battles a rare dengue outbreak and experts explain why Halloween scares feel real. Oct 27 26October 27, 2026Article at wkyc.com
New flu variant arrives early, workplace insurance costs climb and why oral health mattersA new flu variant is driving an early, unusual start to flu season, and health experts say getting vaccinated now is your best defense. Oct 22 26October 22, 2026Article at wkyc.com
Measles deaths puzzle scientists, why flu shots matter in pregnancy and AI that reads health clues in your faceScientists probe why Pennsylvania's measles outbreak is deadlier than usual, plus flu shots in pregnancy and AI that reads health clues in faces. Oct 21 26October 21, 2026Article at wkyc.com
Gamma Knife: How this knife-free radiation treats brain tumors with little downtimeGamma Knife delivers precise radiation to brain tumors, often in a single session with little or no recovery time, a Cleveland Clinic expert explains. Oct 21 26October 21, 2026Article at wkyc.com
Stool test gaps for women, Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, a new women’s health order and strength training for stronger bonesA common at-home colon cancer test may miss more cancers in women, plus Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, a new women’s health order and strength training for bones. Oct 20 26October 20, 2026Article at wkyc.com
Keeping Halloween Safe for People With EpilepsyStrobe lights, late nights and party excitement can make Halloween risky for people with epilepsy. Cleveland Clinic epileptologist Dr. Stephen Hantus shares how families can celebrate safely and how neighbors can make their displays more… Oct 20 26October 20, 2026Video at Youtube