Life after an acoustic neuroma
Borah Dawson underwent surgery to remove a rare brain tumor called an acoustic neuroma. But thanks to a skilled multidisciplinary team at Ohio State, she has her life back — and she’s discovered fresh purpose in supporting other patients with the condition.
Hear from Buckeye patients and caregivers
Healing touch: Therapy dogs fetch stress from health care workers
Ohio State’s unique approach to employee wellness is enhanced by the four-legged staff members of Buckeye Paws.
Rare aortic dissection targets two siblings, saved by the same surgeon
Cardiac surgeon Matt Henn, MD, saved siblings Earlie and Larry Smith. Now, cardiovascular genetic testing may save their brother.
Determination leads deaf nurse to role in the ICU
Pushing the limits of what’s possible, Casey King sets an example for other deaf people interested in medical careers.
James Cancer Network brings expert cancer care to more Ohioans
Focus on keeping cancer care close-to-home helps Ohio farmer return to his 215 acres after bladder cancer treatment.
Expanding access to care: the success story of the federally qualified health center
Hear from Shelly Martin, a board member for the College of Nursing’s Total Health and Wellness (THW) program, about her patient care and commitment to equal care for all.
Honor a caregiver this National Doctors Day
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Make a gift online to recognize a caregiver who made a difference in your life.
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The Wexner Medical Center Development Officec/o The Ohio State University Foundation
P.O. Box 736096
Chicago, IL 60673-6096