But this problem is not going to go away; it is pervasive. Somewhere between one in four and one in five people will experience a diagnosable mental illness. Some situations, of course, are less urgent than others. It is often the most dire cases that walk through the door at the Lindner Center of Hope, which has seen patients from all 50 states and 10 foreign countries.
Walter Smitson, Ph.D. has been a part of the Central Clinic Behavorial Health since 1967.
A $1.25 million gift from a Wisconsin-based nonprofit will allow researchers at the UC College of Medicine to explore therapies used for posttraumatic stress disorder.
The treatment involves using a small sample of a burn patient’s own skin to build new skin cells in a specialized kit. One small square of skin can expand to as much as 80 times its original size and is used for patients who have large burn wounds.
Americans continue to experience higher levels of stress due to the repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mental wellness can impact the ability to have optimal physical health. How do the two interrelate and what are some helpful tips to achieve better mental and physical health?
UC Health’s clinic provides a team of multidisciplinary specialists and subspecialists to help patients who have been diagnosed with post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2 infection, or PASC.
$1.2 million planned gift for research at UC College of Medicine comes from local realtor passionate about treating cystic fibrosis.
An occasional digest of what funds are being invested – and how – in our Greater Cincinnati nonprofit community…
UC Health Integrative Medicine and the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center’s Survivorship Program are coming together to form a new cancer wellness clinic.
