Night sweats are commonly associated with menopause. But anyone – at any age – can experience them. Here’s why they happen.
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Night sweats are commonly associated with menopause. But anyone – at any age – can experience them. Here’s why they happen.
New cases of breast cancer have been rising nearly 1% a year. UH Seidman Cancer Center’s Dr. Amanda Amin shares insights that can help prevent the disease and lead to better outcomes.
Did you know that less than 2% of sinus infections are caused by bacteria? Here’s why that matters and the treatment options that can help.
Regularly used to treat wrinkles and acne, red light therapy is increasing in popularity for muscle performance, recovery and chronic pain. But does it work?
The National Specialty Care Access Coalition (NSCAC), a collaboration of more than 20 major U.S. health systems including University Hospitals, recently announced its launch to address the growing breakdown in access to medical specialists across the U.S.
If fingers or toes change color and become numb or painful in cold temperatures, it may be a sign of Raynaud’s syndrome. Here’s what to know about the somewhat mysterious condition.
Diet changes can significantly affect acid reflux symptoms and help those with the condition avoid other treatments. Here’s how.
@icosociety.bsky.social has awarded University Hospitals with a Center of Excellence designation. This certification recognizes the institute for its commitment to cardiology services for patients with cancer for whom life-saving treatments may cause cardiac problems.
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center was recently seventh in the U.S. and 15th globally in a survey of the strongest academic medical center brands, according to Brand Finance, a London-based brand valuation consultancy.
University Hospitals will launch a first-of-its-kind stone clinic at the Cutler Center for Men at UH Ahuja Medical Center – a destination designed to deliver efficient, compassionate care for patients with kidney stone disease.
“Aneurysm” is a scary word for most people. Fortunately, not all aortic aneurysms rupture and lead to death. In fact, they can be managed successfully through monitoring or minimally invasive surgery. Here’s what to know. #AorticAneurysmAwarenessDay
How often should you go and how long should it take? Gastroenterologist Dr. Dany Raad answers common questions about bowel health.
How often should a water bottle be washed? And what kind of water bottles should you avoid? Infectious disease expert Dr. Amy Edwards explains.
We are pleased to announce that UH Cleveland Medical Center is one of the most recognizable hospitals among doctors in the U.S. and around the world, according to an annual survey conducted by Brand Finance. You can read the full report here: brandirectory.com/reports/hosp...
According to a recent study, reiki may help reduce symptoms associated with cancer infusion treatments. Here’s how it works.
University Hospitals Conneaut and Geneva medical centers have been named among the top hospitals for nurse communications by Becker's Hospital Review. This achievement reflects the dedication, professionalism and human connection demonstrated by nurses every day.
While several studies support music therapy’s benefits for reducing acute pain, few have examined which interventions are most effective or which patients are more likely to respond. Research from UH Connor Whole Health provides potential answers.
A recent Consumer Reports study found that many protein powders and shakes contain more lead than is considered safe. Here’s what you should know about heavy metals in your food.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first at-home test for cervical cancer screening. For many women at average risk for cervical cancer, these test kits are an alternative to the Pap smear.
Gummy vitamins and supplements promise to deliver the nutrients you need in one bite. But are they as effective as traditional pills and capsules?
University Hospitals will launch a first-of-its-kind stone clinic at the Cutler Center for Men at UH Ahuja Medical Center – a destination designed to deliver efficient, compassionate care for patients with kidney stone disease.
Trigeminal neuralgia is a debilitating condition that causes electric shock–like facial pain. University Hospitals is the first health system in the world to offer a new type of minimally-invasive treatment with the OneRF® Trigeminal Nerve Ablation System.
University Hospitals is bringing transformative breast care to UH TriPoint Medical Center with a new breast center marking the latest investment in expanded services for the region. Learn more below.
University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center researchers recently developed an easy-to-use tool that can identify high- and low risk metastatic prostate cancer patients earlier. Learn more below.
UH AirMed – the medical helicopter, critical care ground, and specialty ALS transport program – recently opened a new base at Northeast Ohio Regional Airport expanding access to lifesaving air and ground transport services in Ashtabula County.
UH Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute is proud to announce a new partnership with Cleveland Force Soccer Club enhancing player health, education and performance through access to world-class sports medicine resources.
University Hospitals Drusinsky Sports Medicine Institute is proud to host Squash in the Land – a professional racquet sports event that runs from January 13-18, 2026. Learn more below.
What is popcorn lung – and how is it connected to vaping? Lung specialist Dr. Catalina Teba explains.
A new study, led by a research team from University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University, and the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center, indicates Alzheimer’s disease can be reversed in animal models to achieve full neurological recovery, not just prevented or slowed.
