(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - Even when she’s well, little Cammy Barber doesn’t like getting her ears checked - and for good reason. She’s only nine months old and has already had eight ear infections. And her mom, Coleen Barber, will tell you, treating them isn’t always easy.
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(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - Just a few years ago, Dick Bill wasn’t sure if he would get to spend any more time with his grandkids. After a lifetime in the sun, Dick had a life-altering bout with melanoma - and emerged a different man.
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(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - It’s estimated two out of three Americans are now overweight or obese* - and spend about $60 billion a year to try and change it.** But someday losing weight might be as quick as a single injection - but this one wouldn’t be in the arm - it would be in the brain.
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(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - You’ve heard the saying ‘mind over matter.’ Now a new study gives that phrase some scientific backing. Researchers have learned that giving breast cancer patients psychological support along with their medical treatment can dramatically improve their odds of beating the disease.
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It’s estimated nearly one out of six American children is now considered obese*, but at the clinic where Judy Groner, MD of Nationwide Children’s Hospital sees patients, that number is even higher.

“The rates of both overweight and obesity combined can be as high as 40 percent among all of the kids that come here at a variety of ages, so, it’s a big problem and could really impact kids’ futures,” says Dr. Groner.

Before it does, Dr. Groner and a team of researchers at Nationwide Children’s Hospital decided to do something about it. Instead of focusing solely on the weight of the kids, however, researchers here looked at the eating habits of their mothers.
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Every year more than 200,000 American women are told they have breast cancer.* What they’re not always told is how to cope with the aftermath of cancer.

To beat their disease, thousands of women will lose one or both breasts, leaving them scarred or disfigured. Too often that’s where the treatment ends, however some doctors insist women deserve more.
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Doctors at Ohio State University Medical Center have completed a rare procedure on a baby who was still attached to her mother.

The procedure, known as EXIT (EX-utero Intrapartum Treatment), is performed only about a dozen times a year in the U.S. on babies who are in medical danger during birth, like Janayah Cambell of Columbus.
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(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - As you sit down to watch TV with your child, you might want to rethink how safe your child is in front of that TV set.  A new study says kids being injured by falling furniture - such as TVs, bookcases and dressers - is up significantly.

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(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - As the H1N1 virus continues to spread across the globe, scientists are working to stay one step ahead of it. Hoping to predict where it might turn up next, researchers are looking to the sky.
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(COLUMBUS, Ohio) - If you’ve got a child playing spring sports, you may want to pay close attention to what’s happening between plays.

Doctors say exercise-induced asthma is more common than you might expect - and most teams aren’t prepared to deal with an attack.  The worst part is, even if your child has no history of asthma, they could still be at risk.

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