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Tai Chi Class for Parkinson’s Patients
Loading Map…. The Barrington of Oakley4855 Babson Place – OakleyDetails 39.1600172 -84.4080849 Join Betsy MacConnell, certified Tai Chi trainer, in a new group class Tai Chi for Parkinson’s At The Barrington of Oakley, an independent living facility 4855 Babson Place Oakley, OH 45227 $8 per class OR $136 for a 17 week session Tuesdays, January […]
The Barrington of Oakley
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In the Wake of Tragedy, a Focus on Mental Illness
Stephen Strakowski, MD, the Dr. Stanley and Mickey Kaplan Professor and Chair of UC’s Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Neuroscience, discusses the Newtown, Conn., shootings and the issues surrounding it on 700WLW. Medium: 700WLW Listen to the Podcast >>
2012: A Year for Superlatives and Appreciation
Photos by Cindy Starr, UC Academic Health Center Communications Services, Mark Bowen, Joe Simon, Tom Uhlman, Tine Hofmann, Tonya Hines, and Fresh View Studio. The physicians, researchers, managers and associates of the University of Cincinnati Neuroscience Institute, one of four institutes of the UC College of Medicine and UC Health, extend a heartfelt message of […]
This Nurse Navigator Has ‘All the Time in the World’ for Patients
Nurse Navigator Jennifer Ross, RN, in the Acuity-Adjustable Unit on the neuro floor at the UC Medical Center. Both Jenny and the unit are part of the hospital’s focus on patient- and family-centered care. Photo by Cindy Starr / Mayfield Clinic. It’s OK if you don’t know where to go. Really, it is. It’s OK […]
Man Trades Parts of Brain to End Seizures
Ryan Adamkiewicz was just 17 years old when he had his first seizure in high school. At his worst, he would seize 100 times a day, sometimes for hours at a time. Ryan knew he had to do something about his condition, so he turned to University Hospital, their Epilepsy Center and neurosurgeon, Dr. Ellen Air. After placing […]
For Patients with Brain Tumors, Katarina’s Care Bags Add a Touch of Healing
Katarina Warnick, home for Thanksgiving, assembles special bags that will be given to patients at the UC Brain Tumor Center. Photos by Cindy Starr / Mayfield Clinic. Katarina Warnick was in high school when she realized that she wanted to do something to help the patients her father treated at the Brain Tumor Center at […]
Study Participant Strides Ahead with His Doctors, His Research Team & the Best Therapy (Dog) Ever
Bob Kehm, center, with two of his doctors, neurosurgeon Norberto Andaluz, MD, left, and neuro-oncologist Richard Curry, III, MD, right, at the kickoff for UC Health Research Week. Photo by Cindy Starr / Mayfield Clinic. Bob Kehm helped kick off UC Health Research Week 2012 on Tuesday at University Hospital with a story that merged […]
New Test Aids in Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s
Media Contact: Keith Herrell (513) 558-4559 [email protected] CINCINNATI—Treatment of Alzheimer’s disease is a significant challenge for the medical profession, a challenge that will continue to increase as baby boomers age. But before Alzheimer’s can be treated, it must be accurately diagnosed—a challenge in itself. Now, a radiopharmaceutical compound that was approved earlier this year by […]