How will COVID-19 impact flu season? As Dr. Robert Salata explains, there is a very real possibility of multiple epidemics occurring at the same time, making the flu vaccine critically important. UHHOSPITALS.ORG 5 Things to Know About Flu During COVID-19

Lynn Ulatowski's mother passed away from heart disease at a young age. When Lynn herself was diagnosed with a progressive heart disease, she didn’t want to leave her own daughter without a mother. That’s when she turned to UH. UHHOSPITALS.ORG Heart Transplant Success: Lynn's Story

Shortly after her father passed from soft tissue sarcoma, Darby Harris, an avid runner and mother of two, received a diagnosis that threatened her own life: Ewing Sarcoma, an extremely rare bone cancer. To further complicate an already challenging time, COVID-19 arrived in the U.S. during treatment — but Darby and her UH team were ready. UHHOSPITALS.ORG Cancer Diagnosis During COVID-19: Darby's Story

WED, SEP 30 AT 5:00 PM EDT Vasectomy –Options for Male Birth Control | Free Webinar

WED, SEP 30 AT 12:00 PM EDT Is Leg Pain Really Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)?|Free Webinar

Due to the hundreds of flu strains, it is possible to get a flu vaccine and still contract the virus. But the vaccine significantly reduces those odds, decreasing the chance of contracting both the flu and COVID-19 at the same time. UHHOSPITALS.ORG How to Tell a Cold From The Flu — And Why The Flu Vaccine Matters

Browns fans: Ready to win an authentic autographed Baker Mayfield Cleveland Browns jersey? To enter, simply join the UH Healthy Fan Challenge by the end of October: http://bit.ly/HealthyFanJersey University Hospitals Sports Medicine 11 hrs · Browns fans: Ready to win an authentic autographed Baker Mayfield Cleveland Browns jersey? To enter, simply join the UH Healthy Fan Challenge by the end of October: http://bit.ly/HealthyFanJersey Provided by University Hospitals, the official health care partner of the Cleveland Browns.

Keeping spirits high is a crucial part of treatment for many cancer patients. To help in this challenging time, Cleveland Browns players virtually visited UH Seidman Cancer Center patients earlier this week. Thank you to David Njoku, Jacob Phillips, Cody Parkey and Johnny Stanton for their dedication to our patients, along with the caregivers who made such a visit possible. #UHProud

Studies show that up to 33% of heart attack patients develop some degree of depression. Dr. Claire Sullivan explains why, including what family members or partners should know. UHHOSPITALS.ORG Depression: Unexpected Consequence of Heart Attack, Heart Surgery or Stroke

WED, OCT 21 AT 12:00 PM EDT Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day: BRA After Breast Cancer

THU, OCT 22 AT 12:00 PM EDT Breast Cancer Awareness: Risks, Screening & Survivorship

The percentage of young people – especially women – who are having heart attacks is increasing. While the reasons why vary, a healthy lifestyle and understanding of family history can help reduce risk. UHHOSPITALS.ORG Heart Attacks Becoming More Common in Younger Women

WED, NOV 4 AT 12:00 PM EST Acupuncture in Sports Medicine and Orthopedics | Free Webinar

In the U.S., breast cancer is one of the most common cancers in women, second only to skin cancer. At what age – and how often – should mammograms be scheduled? Dr. Holly Marshall explains. UHHOSPITALS.ORG At What Age and How Often Should Mammograms Be Scheduled?

FRI, NOV 6 AT 12:00 PM EST Lung Nodules | Attend a Free Webinar to Learn More

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can cause uncomfortable bloating, gas and abdominal pain. These relatively simple diet changes and substitutions can help control those symptoms. UHHOSPITALS.ORG How Small Diet Changes Can Help Control Irritable Bowel Syndrome

According to recent studies, e-cigarettes may cause as much as or potentially even more harm than tobacco cigarettes, especially for patients at risk for vascular disease. UHHOSPITALS.ORG Vaping May Be More Dangerous Than Cigarette Smoking, Studies Show

SAT, NOV 7 AT 8:00 AM EST Pancreatic Cancer Symposium

Each of us has the power to help safeguard friends and family. A COVID-19 vaccine is fast approaching, but until it arrives, temporary changes this holiday season can save lives.

As COVID-19 cases rise, it's more important than ever to #MaskUp. And few do it with more style than UH Seidman Cancer Center's Mercedes Mackey. Watch her recent feature on the The Kelly Clarkson Show, including the difference she makes to so many patients: https://bit.ly/MercedesKellyClarkson

FRI, DEC 4 AT 12:00 PM EST Excess Body Weight: Ways to Avoid Diabetes & Heart Disease

WED, DEC 2 AT 6:00 PM EST Four-part Diabetes Self-management Series Part 3 | Free Webinar

TUE, DEC 1 AT 12:00 PM EST Alleviate Headaches & Neck Pain with Physical Therapy | Webinar

COVID-19 cases in Ohio are surging – more than 50,000 new cases have been reported over the past week alone. One of the best ways we can all help stop the spread – rethink holiday celebrations this fall. UHHOSPITALS.ORG COVID-19: Rethink Holiday Celebration Plans This Year

WED, FEB 17 AT 12:00 PM EST Learn How to Stay Active and Fight COVID-19 and Other Illnesses

THU, FEB 25 AT 5:00 PM EST Pelvic Organ Prolapse: There’s a bulge! | Free Webinar

The percentage of young people – especially women – who are having heart attacks is increasing. While the reasons why vary, a healthy lifestyle and understanding of family history can help reduce risk. UHHOSPITALS.ORG Heart Attacks Becoming More Common in Younger Women

Earlier today, in conjunction with the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities, we were pleased to distribute COVID-19 vaccines to patients with developmental disabilities. These patients also have health conditions which put them at higher risk for more serious health problems if they contract COVID-19. Among patients vaccinated this morning include 21-year-old Emma Rath of Westlake, accompanied by her parents. They were pleasantly surprised when they realized Emma’s neurologist of 20 years, Dr. Nancy Bass, was volunteering her time at the clinic. Dr. Bass vaccinated Emma. Twenty-eight-year-old David Pierce of Cleveland also received his COVID-19 vaccination at UH’s clinic Saturday morning. “See, no biggie!” he said after the vaccination. To date, UH is the only hospital system in Northeast Ohio providing this type of vaccine clinic to the community. Caregivers distributing the vaccines are specially trained to work with this population. Please note: This is not an open clinic and UH will not be accepting walk-in patients. The patients served at this clinic have been previously identified and scheduled.

During the winter months, home humidity can decrease substantially. As Dr. David Rosenberg explains, that may contribute to COVID-19 infection and spread. UHHOSPITALS.ORG The Role of Dry Winter Air in Spreading COVID-19

For those with tumors in the left breast, radiation treatment presents a potential risk to nearby muscles, including the heart. By using a focused beam of radiation, proton therapy helps minimize this exposure. Learn how. UHHOSPITALS.ORG This Breast Cancer Treatment Minimizes Risk to the Heart