Blogs

Our friends and cancer-education partners at Cancer Support Community of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky work hard to provide our community with cancer-related panel discussions, forums, and social opportunities. These informative events   (Read More)

OHC is always on the look out for caring and energetic adults who are willing to volunteer their time to help our staff and patients. And we’d like you to be part of our team. As a volunteer, you will have an opportunity to help us make   (Read More)

As with our recent national recognition from ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology) for clinical trials research excellence, we’re again proud to announce another major accomplishment in our quest to provide OHC patients with the most   (Read More)

The inspiring effort of Amanda Murawski to honor her father’s legacy has resulted in a new blood cancer research grant named after her father, OHC patient Ken Murawski. The physicians and staff at OHC’s Kenwood office (at the Jewish   (Read More)

The inspiring effort of Amanda Murawski to honor her father’s legacy has resulted in a new blood cancer research grant named after her father, OHC patient Ken Murawski. The physicians and staff at OHC’s Kenwood office (at the Jewish   (Read More)

In 2013, Cincinnati Reds employee Chris Herrell underwent a successful bone marrow transplant for a rare blood disease, Myelodysplastic Syndrome (MDS). But that success didn’t come easy. Finding a bone marrow match for Chris proved difficult.   (Read More)

We’d like to share some incredible news with you! Here’s the news release we’re sending to media throughout the country telling them about the great news. CINCINNATI, Ohio – OHC, the region’s only independent cancer practice   (Read More)

We’d like to share some incredible news with you! Here’s the news release we’re sending to media throughout the country telling them about the great news. CINCINNATI, Ohio – OHC, the region’s only independent cancer practice   (Read More)

No one knows the exact causes of bladder cancer. People who do get bladder cancer are more likely than others to have certain risk factors. But even most people with an increased chance of developing this disease don’t end up with it. And some   (Read More)

It is no longer a mystery that diet and regular exercise have a significant impact on our overall health. Even the fast food industry is offering alternative choices to consumers. Healthcare professionals have known the influence of diet on heart   (Read More)

For most people, heartburn is an annoying, but usually brief, problem triggered by too much wine, smoking, spicy food, or other overindulgence. But for some, heartburn is a painful and constant companion. If you’re in this second group, your   (Read More)

There is a causal-relationship between gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), Barrett’s esophagus, and laryngeal cancer. GERD is a condition marked by the reflux of stomach contents that causes troublesome symptoms and/or complications. Chronic   (Read More)

Soups tend to be easier for patients going through their cancer treatments. So here’s a great recipe that’s a bit different but brings a lot of flavor. It also brings some color to your table. Here’s how this soup can help, whether   (Read More)

Twenty-six years ago, OHC founder Dr. Richard Levy started treating patients at the Taft Road facility. For Dr. Levy, Taft constituted the cornerstone for building this outstanding practice that we now care for. On Thurs., May 14, Taft Road office   (Read More)

As spring began to bloom across the campus of the University of Cincinnati — big changes were also in store for 20-year-old sophomore Amanda Janzen. It was 2009, and in addition to her class schedule, Amanda was balancing two part-time jobs. So   (Read More)