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Rev Up Your Brain Cells for ‘Stroke of Genius’

Rev Up Your Brain Cells for 'Stroke of Genius'

If you like video games and testing your smarts, you will not want to miss the Stroke of Genius Challenge. For a mere $10, which supports research and education at the Comprehensive Stroke Center at the University of Cincinnati Neuroscience Institute, one of four institutes of the UC College of Medicine and UC Health, you…
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Tonic for the Brain: Arias from Cincinnati Opera

Tonic for the Brain: Arias from Cincinnati Opera

The power of music, with all of its beauty and adjunct neurological benefits, swept through the lobby of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center (UCMC) on Wednesday as the hospital celebrated a new partnership with Cincinnati Opera. Among those enjoying the occasion – which included arias and Broadway tunes from four gifted young vocalists —…
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This Nurse Navigator Has ‘All the Time in the World’ for Patients

This Nurse Navigator Has ‘All the Time in the World’ for Patients

It’s OK if you don’t know where to go. Really, it is. It’s OK if you can’t recall what they told you about your incision when you were leaving the hospital. And it’s OK if you don’t really remember whether you were supposed to call for a follow-up appointment or the doctor’s office was going…
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Beyond the 275 Beltway, UC Health Telestroke Network Proves Its Value

Beyond the 275 Beltway, UC Health Telestroke Network Proves Its Value

The new UC Health Telestroke Network has already paid dividends for patients at Dearborn County Hospital in Lawrenceburg, Ind. More than half a dozen patients at the hospital have been examined, via a telestroke robot, by members of the UC Stroke Team since the system was implemented April 30. The robots enable audio-video communications in…
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