- Community health workers are changing local care
A routine colonoscopy Joyce Calamese delayed for years revealed Stage 4 cancer — but thanks to a community health worker trained at Ohio State, she received life-saving care and ongoing support.
- Helping first responders heal hidden brain injuries
After a crash revealed his concussion, Deputy Josh Walters partnered with Ohio State experts to improve awareness, prevention and treatment of brain injuries among first responders.
- A drum beat brings renewed joy
Ruthie Clemons had lost more than her mobility to Parkinson’s — she’d lost her smile. But through Ohio State’s Drumming for Wellness program, Ruthie found connection, confidence and joy.
- These students are building AI for health care access
For many, navigating the tangled web of health care systems is a frustrating maze. From finding providers to scheduling appointments to gaining insurance authorization, it can feel impossible at times. An Ohio State sophomore and his team are tackling these problems — with the help of AI.
- How one Ohio State study can change lives
New research validates an alumna-created system that helps adults with intellectual disabilities get physically fit and avoid chronic health problems.
- The power of seeing and being seen
Inspired by her professors and personal immigration experience, this compassionate optometrist provides quality care to disadvantaged community members and teaches her students to treat patients as people first.
