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Gout treatment may aid patients with congenital heart disease

August 27, 2020

Jack Rubinstein, MD, associate professor in the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and UC Health cardiologist, conducted a randomized double-blind trial which included eight participants who had palliative surgery to correct a condition of the heart known as congenital univentricular circulation. Each participant received probenecid or a placebo during a 12-week period.

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WVXU: COVID-19 may attack a patient’s central nervous system

August 21, 2020

Ahmad Sedaghat, director of rhinology, allergy and anterior skull base surgery at the University of Cincinnati, discusses COVID-19 attack on the central nervous system with NPR affiliate in Cincinnati WVXU. Sedaghat, an assistant professor in the College of Medicine, sees patients at UC Health where he specializes in diseases of the nose and sinuses.

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Fox 19: UC doctor part of team developing new COVID-19 antibody test

August 20, 2020

Steve Woodle, MD, William A. Altemeier Chair in Research Surgery at the UC College of Medicine, spoke to a Fox 19 journalist about his latest research. He is part of a national team working on a new test that can determine the effectiveness of antibodies against COVID-19 and also does a better job of reducing false positives in detecting the novel coronavirus.

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Treatment for teen anxiety

August 25, 2020

UC researchers took a first look at one particular medication for treatment of anxiety disorders in pediatric patients to see if it was beneficial.

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A village of cancer cells

August 25, 2020

UC research shows it can take cells in different forms or “life stages” to cause cancer to grow and spread.

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Fox19: 'Chemobrain' and music

August 20, 2020

Claudia Rebola, PhD, discusses how a team at UC designed an app to study whether or not music can help combat chemobrain in patients with cancer.

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Fox 19: UC Health psychologist talks back-to-school discussions, mask wearing

August 19, 2020

Maria Espinola, PsyD, assistant professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neurosciences at the UC College of Medicine, offers advice for parents wishing to talk to their children about staying safe in the midst of COVID-19. Schools are reopening and parents are anxious as the pandemic continues.

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Spectrum News: UC Welcomes College of Medicine Students Back to Campus

August 17, 2020

First-year medical student Dalton Hartwick of Cicero, Indiana, shared his thoughts about attending medical school in the midst of a pandemic at the University of Cincinnati with Spectrum News reporter Camri Nelson. Hartwick is one of 182 incoming first-year medical students attending UC.