When combined with sunlight, a chemical found on the surface of citrus fruits can cause sunburn and blistering. Here’s what to know about “margarita burn.”

University Hospitals Parma Medical Center recently opened UH Meds Retail Pharmacy, providing prescription services for patients, employees and the community. Click the link below to learn more.

For some people, tinnitus is a ringing in their ears. For others, it’s a roaring, buzzing, hissing or clicking. Ear, nose and throat expert Dr. Sarah Mowry shares how to find relief.

Many people take supplements to improve memory and slow or prevent cognitive decline. But do they work? Here’s what medical experts say.

Do melatonin supplements work – and are they safe to take long-term? Sleep expert Dr. Eric Yeh explains.

When it comes to your health, which numbers matter most? These 10 are worth knowing and prioritizing.

University Hospitals has been approved for funding by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) to implement a new telehealth-based approach to treat complex psychiatric disorders. Learn more below.

Can a new blood test help detect colorectal cancer? UH Seidman Cancer Center’s Dr. Gregory Cooper explains.

Why do floaters occur and what can you do to manage them? Ophthalmologist Dr. Linda Ohsie-Bajor explains.

Most smart contact lenses are still in development, but early versions look promising, including some that the FDA has approved. Here’s what the future may hold.

UH St. John Advanced Wound Center has earned the Healogics® President’s Circle Award, Healogics® highest honor recognizing wound care centers that demonstrate exceptional performance in clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction and operational excellence.

A new study by researchers at University Hospitals, Case Western Reserve University and the Louis Stokes Cleveland VA Medical Center predicts rising temperatures driven by climate change will dramatically increase heat-related heart disease in the United States. Read more below.

What happens if something suspicious is found during a colonoscopy? UH Seidman Cancer Center's Dr. Ted Teknos explains.

Creative Destruction Lab (CDL), a global nonprofit that supports science- and technology-based startups, recently announced the launch of CDL-Cleveland in partnership with University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve University. Learn more below.

Does whole milk offer benefits that lower fat options do not? Here’s what you should know.

The Patient Access Collaborative recognized Lisa Griffin, Chief Consumer Officer at University Hospitals, as an Access Leader of the Year. This award honors leaders in patient access who demonstrate innovation, measurable impact, and strategic vision.

According to the CDC, more than 7 million Americans get sick every year from diseases spread through water. Here's how to keep foreign invaders at bay when going for a swim.

Tick-borne diseases have been on the rise across the U.S. Lyme disease is the most common, but close to 20 diseases can be transmitted by ticks.

Naps can be an effective way to recharge – but there are downsides, particularly for older adults. Sleep expert Dr. Dennis Jurcevic explains.

University Hospitals recently integrated Fullscript into its electronic health records, allowing physicians to recommend supplements and vitamins directly to patients. Read more below.

Several University Hospitals medical center locations earned an “A” Hospital Safety Grade by The Leapfrog Group, a prestigious honor that demonstrates the highest standards in patient safety and quality care.

What’s the difference between chemical and mineral sunscreens? And what SPF should you look for when shopping? This guide can help.

University Hospitals has partnered with the Willoughby-Eastlake school district to launch a pilot program designed to help teachers better identify students suffering from behavioral health issues and connect them to help.

Which sleeping position is best for your health? Here’s what sleep experts recommend.

Warnings about PFAS, heavy metals and certain plastics in cookware and kitchen tools have increased in recent years. Here’s what to watch out for and what to use instead.

University Hospitals recently introduced a new real-time clinical decision support module with HemaLogiX®, building on its long-standing transfusion analytics platform with point-of-care alerts embedded directly into the Epic electronic health record.

Are gummy vitamins and supplements as effective as traditional pills and capsules? Primary care provider Monique Williams, CNP, explains.

University Hospitals has launched new specialized care for female athletes of all ages and abilities. The new service is designed to empower and support women in sports through comprehensive, evidence-based care, research and education.

University Hospitals is the first health care system in the nation to achieve IS0 9001 Quality Management System certification for its corporate headquarters, and the first system in the state to have all hospitals – and its headquarters – certified.

Oral cancer is on the rise, with more than 50,000 cases diagnosed in the U.S. each year. Additionally, diagnoses are increasing in younger people. Here’s why.

In 2023, the FDA approved an anti-inflammatory drug for heart disease prevention. Here's why it's being described as a "game changer."

Proponents of beef tallow say it works wonders in the body and on the skin – but is there evidence to back up the hype? Here’s what experts say.

More than half of all older adults struggle with back problems. These five exercises can help keep your back healthy – and you can try them at home.

Patients suffering from refractory ventricular tachycardia who are not suitable for existing treatment options now have another potential avenue for recovery thanks to a promising novel offering from UH Harrington Heart & Vascular Institute.

Until recently, no treatments were available for this common cause of heart failure. But new drug therapies have greatly improved outcomes. Cardiologist Dr. Thomas O’Neill shares more.

People with diabetes often have reduced sensation and poor blood circulation in their feet. As a result, a small cut or blister can lead to big problems. Here’s how to prevent complications.

University Hospitals was recently recognized by RLDatix with the Innovation in Regulatory & Compliance Award. This recognition is the result of UH transforming how regulatory information is managed, accessed and applied across the organization.

Many people are familiar with the foggy, anxious feeling you get after scrolling your Instagram, TikTok or Facebook feed. It’s called “brain rot” – and studies are showing its impact on our mental health.

Recently, the University Hospitals Parma Medical Center sleep medicine team helped design sleeping quarters for the newly renovated Seven Hills Fire Department. Learn more about this innovative collaboration below.

Smoothies provide an easy way to increase fruit and protein intake. But it’s easy to accidentally include too much sugar. Our expert shares recipes that maintain the right balance.

Beta blocker medications may be an effective treatment option for those who experience occasional, situational anxiety. But there are some pros and cons that you should know about. bit.ly/BetaBlockers...

A woman’s risk for cardiovascular disease – including heart attack and stroke – increases significantly after menopause. Here’s why and how to reduce the risk.

Finding an effective treatment for osteosarcoma, the most common type of bone cancer in children and young adults, has puzzled medical researchers for 40 years. Now, a new study by researchers at Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals shows some promising results.

Construction is underway to transform the former UH Customer Service Center into a state-of-the-art pathology lab that will house more than 300 caregivers and operate 24/7.

Ear pain, fullness or muffled hearing can indicate something known as a Eustachian tube blockage. Here’s what to do if it doesn’t resolve on its own.

University Hospitals Haslam Sports Innovation Center is investing in apparel technology company BRCĒ to expand athlete access to shoelaces that will enhance protection and performance.

Medications like Wegovy and Ozempic are rapidly gaining popularity as weight loss tools. How do they work and will you regain the weight if you stop taking them? Here’s what to know.

The latest evidence suggests that nearly half of all Alzheimer’s cases could be prevented with lifestyle changes. While genetics still play a role, daily habits are a powerful way to prevent or significantly delay the disease.

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.