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Mona Adeli, MD, specializes in Ophthalmology at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus, OH ...

Since using the internet often involves our ability to multi-task between different settings and multiple open tabs, this may, in fact, interfere with our ability to maintain focus on a particular ...

We’ve known for decades how our food and drink choices affect our heart, liver and other parts of our body. Now we’re seeing that the same holds true for the brain. Mounting research shows that a ...

Rolling out your muscles isn’t just for professional athletes. While it has the ability to increase performance, foam rolling can also be used to relieve and reduce tension caused by daily stresses.

Depending on how you pick your nose and how often you do it, you could be hurting yourself – in some cases, doing significant damage.

This earlier detection by the Self-Administered Gerocognitive Examination (SAGE test) is critical to effective treatment, especially as new therapeutics for dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are being ...

Why are some people surviving COVID-19 and then developing diabetes? An expert at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center explains why this may be happening.

As a pulmonologist—a doctor who specializes in the respiratory system—I can assure you that behind that mask, your breathing is fine. You’re getting all the oxygen you need, and your carbon dioxide ...

Learn more about Benjamin Segal, MD, and his research as part of Ohio State Neurological Research Institute.

Have you ever had a friend or a family member struggling with mental illness, and you’re not sure how to help? You may be surprised to learn that nearly one in five U.S. adults are living with a ...

Mutation is part of being a virus. But an Ohio State infectious disease expert explains other common questions about COVID-19 virus mutations, and what they mean.