Art of Glass
Artist Rod Sounik talks about the spontaneity of glass blowing and shaping.
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Ohio’s Newborn Screening Program Could Help Prevent Disorders
Baby Kennedy Cammon is a good sport for phlebotomist Erica Twiggs as she pricks her heel at University Hospitals.
There’s one thing all Americans share at birth. It’s the experience of having a heel stick, a jab that draws blood used for all types of screening. How much can doctors learn from a few drops of blood squeezed from the heel?
Attack Looming on Ohio’s Tomatoes
As tomato plants are being removed from K-Marts, Wal-Marts and Home Depots in all the New England states, Ohio tomato growers are on alert. The reason is the emergence of a virulent pathogen that can destroy acres of crops at a time.
New Research Center Targets Infectious Disease
The case of a traveler with XDR tuberculosis recently served as a reminder of the urgent need for better diagnosis, management and treatment for infectious disease.
Centers For Disease Control Issues New Guidelines For Flu Shots
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has some new recommendations for parents of young children. While attending a health conference in Columbus, Center Deputy Director Doctor Melinda Wharton says too many pre-schoolers have been showing up in emergency rooms and clinics with serious flu symptons.
