If you’re new to Cincinnati, then you know: The first question you were asked was “Where did you go to high school?” The second : “Where are you from?” If you ask Charla Weiss, you’re in for a treat. Her answer illuminates a personality informed by a kaleidoscope of landscapes and cultures and a passionate appreciation for the arts.
An emphasis on collaboration is helping make Cincinnati a leader in cancer research, according to two local experts. We sat down with those doctors – Dr. William (“Bill”) Barrett and Dr. Andrew Frankart – to learn about the current state and future of cancer research here, and how changes in funding might impact that future.
This year’s funding marks the largest single-year total in the nonprofit’s 23-year history, including $1 million awarded to Cincinnati Children’s for the first time.
The two-year initiative will establish neighborhood-based food and resource hubs in communities experiencing high rates of hunger and violence.
Leaders described the largest expansion in the nonprofit’s 16-year history as a bold move to meet growing demand for mental health care in Greater Cincinnati and beyond.
What if there were a pill-free way to reduce your stress and anxiety, relieve headaches and lessen insomnia? With Nature Rx, the road to better health outcomes for Cincinnati residents just might be a literal walk in the park.
During an overnight hospital stay at age 2, Payton received the plush toy that she describes as “a very good comfort item.” A few years down the line, the stuffed animal would go on to serve as a spark of inspiration.
