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At UC Health, you’ll find comprehensive care that’s so personal it makes your best tomorrow possible. With opportunities to access groundbreaking research and clinical trials from leading experts right in your backyard, so that you can get back to being the best version of you. That's boundless care for better outcomes. Expect more: https://www.uchealth.com/

Dr. Betz and Dr. Grawe are participating in a clinical trial that provides longer-lasting relief for shoulder arthritis. The medication, proven safe and effective for other conditions, offers a novel approach to shoulder arthritis. With their expertise, this trial aims to bring relief to arthritis patients. Clinical trials help researchers determine if new tests or treatments are effective and safe, playing an important role in advancing healthcare and providing innovative solutions and hope to patients. At UC Health, our priority is the safety and well-being of our patients, offering support throughout every stage of their journey. For more information, call 513-475-8690. #JointHealth #PainRelief #ArthritisCare

The elite team of researchers and clinicians at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is working tirelessly to find a cure for cancer. And until there’s a cure, we’re working to discover that next breakthrough treatment and providing personalized care, so every cancer patient has the chance for their best tomorrow possible. We’re committed to more ringing bells, more better days, more laughter, and more memories with loved ones. #WorldCancerDay

We had a great day celebrating cancer survivors at the University of Cincinnati Men’s Basketball game for Coaches vs. Cancer! We're honored to stand beside our patients and cancer survivors near and far as we work to find a cure and provide more better days through groundbreaking treatments and exceptional care at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center.

Our very own Dr. Davendra Sohal, an oncologist at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center, shared expert insight in a recent New York Times article. He explains how an unhealthy diet can disrupt the gut microbiome, leading to chronic inflammation, which may contribute to colon and pancreatic cancers. “In some cases, chronic inflammation may be what ultimately leads to cancer,” Dr. Sohal explains. Understanding this connection is key to prevention. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/grZ79Ccz

Anyone in need of a good night’s sleep? Our very own Dr. Ann Romaker, Director of the Sleep Disorders Centers, shared expert advice on common sleep myths and prioritizing better rest in a recent New York Times article. Waking up feeling groggy or disoriented, a condition known as sleep inertia, is a natural part of transitioning from sleep to wakefulness. Dr. Romaker points out, “You don’t just wake up bright eyed and bushy tailed.” It’s a reminder to show yourself grace and give your body time to adjust. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gSCqs_Ku

Dr. Aram Zabeti is part of a groundbreaking clinical trial that could revolutionize care for multiple sclerosis patients. In partnership with the expert transplant and cell therapy team at the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center, including Dr. Tahir Latif, we are exploring ways to slow disease progression and enhance patient outcomes using targeted cell therapy. Clinical trials help researchers determine if new tests or treatments are effective and safe, playing an important role in advancing healthcare and providing innovative solutions and hope to patients. At UC Health, our priority is the safety and well-being of our patients, offering support throughout every stage of their journey. For more information call, 513-475-8730. #HealthyCincy #ClinicalTrials #MultipleSclerosis

We're excited to announce Tara Williams, DNP, RN, is our new Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) of UC Medical Center. She oversees the academic medical center's nursing staff with a focus on enhancing patient care outcomes, advancing nursing education, and fostering a culture of growth and continuous improvement. Join us in congratulating Tara for her appointment to this key leadership role within our health system! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gNyvQ9PD

Our entire team came together for our All-Hands Biannual Event to reflect on our shared goals, celebrate our progress, and look ahead to the future. We were inspired by stories of the incredible strides our doctors are making, including groundbreaking advancements in research and AI that are transforming patient care. We also had the privilege of hearing from Annette Echikunwoke, a U.S. Olympic silver medalist in the hammer throw and University of Cincinnati alum. She shared lessons from her Olympic journey rooted in the power of perseverance, “Excellence is not a one-time achievement. It’s a daily commitment.”

Our entire team came together for our All-Hands Biannual Event to reflect on our shared goals, celebrate our progress, and look ahead to the future. We were inspired by stories of the incredible strides our doctors are making, including groundbreaking advancements in research and AI that are transforming patient care. We also had the privilege of hearing from Annette Echikunwoke, a U.S. Olympic silver medalist in the hammer throw and University of Cincinnati alum. She shared lessons from her Olympic journey rooted in the power of perseverance, “Excellence is not a one-time achievement. It’s a daily commitment.”