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Ohio State Scientists Uncover New COVID-19 Variant In Columbus

By • Jan 13, 2021
Ohio State employee Lauren Chisholm, left, receives a Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccination from Robert Weber Monday, Dec. 14, 2020, in Columbus.
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Ohio State Wexner Medical Center doctors have identified new strains of COVID-19 in Ohio, one with a mutation identical to the virus spreading rapidly through the United Kingdom. 

DeWine's Conflicting COVID Results Bring Attention To Tests In Ohio

By • Aug 7, 2020

There have been over a thousand new confirmed coronavirus cases in each of the last four days in Ohio, and Friday’s 33 confirmed new deaths is the highest number in a week. And attention has turned to testing after Gov. Mike DeWine got a positive result from a rapid test administered by the White House and a negative from a different kind of test a few hours later. 

DeWine Talks Tests, Improving COVID-19 Numbers After 'Roller Coaster Day'

By • Aug 7, 2020

Updated: 4:41 p.m., Friday, Aug. 7, 2020

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine got a call from President Trump Friday afternoon after missing out on a meeting with the president Thursday.

“I appreciated that very much,” DeWine said. “He wanted to see how I was doing and he said he had been told last night by the Secret Service that I actually tested negative. So, he was just calling to see how I was getting along. We had a good, good conversation.”

Wellness Wednesday: Primary Care Nurses, Genetic Heart Hope, Oblivious Obesity

By All Sides Staff • May 27, 2015
Family Eating
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Parents are likely to overlook a child's rudimentary art skills or amateur musicianship, but they're also inaccurate judges when it comes to healthy weight. We'll talk about what one doctor calls "oblivious obesity" this hour. Plus, we'll discuss the latest breakthroughs in the field of molecular genetics and more about a proposed bill that could increase access to primary care. 

Wellness Wednesday: Student Health, Heart Health and Youth Obesity

By admin • Feb 6, 2013

11:00 Students are seemingly some of the most stressed individuals in the world. But how do colleges and universities work to promote mental health among their students? Then, in honor of Heart Health Month, we'll hear a story of one patient with a rare gene mutation that caused very rare episodes of Sudden Cardiac Arrest. And finally, one mom has a unique perspective on nutrition for her children. Guests