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Student educator to serve on national COVID committee
April 26, 2021
Claire Keum selected to participate in ACHA's CoVAC Initiative.
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UC’s Speech and Hearing Clinic aims to expand services and access
August 5, 2021
Clinic Director Amber Meadows-Yusko is leading the implementation of new services, such as a transgender voice modification program, and increasing access through telehealth.
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Former UC Cardiologist to Hold Book Signing March 17
March 3, 2009
Donald Harrison, MD, a local cardiologist and former senior vice president and provost of health affairs at the University of Cincinnati Academic Health Center, will sign copies of his new book "Mending Broken Hearts: One Cardiologist s Journey through a Half Century of Discovery and Medical Change" on Tuesday, March 17.
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Movement Therapy May Also Improve Language Skills in Stroke Patients
February 24, 2010
Therapy designed to improve arm function in stroke survivors may impact their language skills and activate brain areas corresponding to both motor and language function, according to a study by University of Cincinnati researchers.
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Allied Health Sciences Alumna Remembered With New Scholarship
June 6, 2013
Thanks to an anonymous donor, the memory of College of Allied Health Sciences alumna Amanda Heitkamp, DPT, will live on in the form of the "Amanda Blackmon Heitkamp Scholarship Fund, a new fund for students in the doctor of Physical Therapy program.
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Scholarships Drive Allied Health Giving
June 13, 2013
With a new initiative set up by Dean Elizabeth King, PhD, faculty and staff at UC s College of Allied Health Sciences have reached 80 percent participation in the 2013 Proudly Cincinnati Faculty/Staff Campaign.
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Nutrition Professor s 'Big Idea' Makes it to the Final Round in Local Contest
September 24, 2013
UC Assistant Professor Seung-Yeon Lee, PhD, has a big idea to help Greater Cincinnati: Her proposal to create nutrition education programs at food pantries made it to the final round in the Big Idea Challenge held by The Greater Cincinnati Foundation.
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HEALTH LINE: New Social Skills Enrichment Group Opens Sept. 30 for Children 4-6
September 19, 2013
The start of school can be an exciting time for young children, full of opportunities to learn and make friends. But if a child doesn t understand common social skills or cues, school can quickly become a confusing and stressful place instead.
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Focus on Students with Megan Coleman
September 26, 2013
Megan Coleman is a part-time student in her second year of the Master s in Nutrition Program at the College of Allied Health Sciences.
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New Undergraduate Minor Welcomes First Class
September 5, 2013
The College of Medicine s first undergraduate program starts this semester with 32 students enrolled in the new minor in medical sciences.