Via MedCity News
“COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio’s public universities could transfer more of their research discoveries to companies that can take them to market – creating new products and jobs — under an amendment that was part …

Via The Columbus Dispatch
“There’s no orange sign over the Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital declaring that stimulus money is at work inside Veronica Vieland’s lab.
“And her project — using computers to analyze the genetic …

Via the Marion Star
Opinion piece written by Sen. Karen L. Gillmor, R-Tiffin, the 26th Ohio Senate District.
“Rarely has the state seen a budget crisis the likes of which it’s dealing with now. So far, proposals …

Research that has involved thousands of Cincinnati-area residents over the past 16 years is assured of another five years of shedding light on stroke incidence and awareness.

The Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Stroke Study, which identifies all hospitalized and autopsied cases of stroke and transient ischemic attack (TIA) in a five-county region, began in 1993 at the University of Cincinnati (UC) College of Medicine. Since that time, at least 20,000 people have contributed to the understanding of stroke through the study.