08/26/08:  Research Examines Variations of Rare Lung Disease
UC scientists are recruiting LAM patients to participate in a new research study that examines why symptoms of the disease are different in certain subgroups of people with the goal of finding more successful therapies.

08/26/08:  Cardiothoracic Radiologist Named Chairwoman of UC's Radiology Department
Jannette Collins, MD, has been appointed chair of the UC College of Medicine’s radiology department.

08/21/08:  UC HEALTH LINE: Decision to 'Reconstruct' Personal, Emotional for Breast Cancer Survivors
Breast cancer is an intense, varied journey for every woman. For many, the challenges of that quest do not end when they are deemed “cancer-free.”

08/18/08:  Many U.S. Public Schools in 'Air Pollution Danger Zone'
One in three U.S. public schools are in the “air pollution danger zone,” according to new UC research.

08/18/08:  Parkinson's Experts to Headline Free Sunflower Revolution Symposium & Expo
Research clinicians from Stanford University and the University of Louisville will join experts from Cincinnati’s James J. and Joan A. Gardner Family Center for Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Sept. 6 at the annual Sunflower Revolution Symposium & Expo, a free educational event for patients, family members and caregivers.

08/14/08:  UC HEALTH LINE: Overtraining Can Sideline Young Athletes
Millions of children and young adults are now training for fall athletics programs, some as early as kindergarten. A UC sports medicine expert weighs in on overtraining.

08/13/08:  Newest Medical Class Meets Newest Campus Building
The UC College of Medicine's newest class of students will have the benefit of spending their next four years in the latest addition to the medical campus—the Center for Academic Research Excellence (CARE)/Crawley Building.

08/07/08:  UC HEALTH LINE: Ragweed Season Dilemma: Is it a Cold, Allergy or Sinusitis?
Your eyes itch, your nose is stuffy and your throat is sore. In short, you’re miserable. Is it a summer cold, a sinus infection or an allergy?

08/07/08:  UC, Fort Hamilton Continue to Build Cardiology Program in Butler County
Cardiac care in Hamilton continues to grow as a new UC doctor offers his services full time and another is appointed medical director of the newly renovated catheterization lab at Fort Hamilton Hospital.

08/06/08:  UC Researcher Primed to Study the Culprit Behind Dangerous Peanut Allergies
UC and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center are two of only 12 sites across the country awarded grants totaling $5 million to study food allergies.