You may die in a car crash. You could draw your last breath with a misguided bite of meat or drown in a bathtub. Or you might avoid all of that and die some other way. But you still probably won’t meet your end in a terrorist attack in the United States.
Ohio ranks in the bottom tier of states when it comes to preparing for and handling outbreaks of infectious disease, according to a new report.
Finally, some good news on the drug front: A national report shows decreasing use by high schoolers of alcohol, prescription painkillers and synthetic marijuana.
Families of children with uncomplicated cases of appendicitis now have the choice to treat it with antibiotics — and without surgery — at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
Not buying treasure hunter Tommy Thompson’s claim that he can’t remember where he hid 500 gold coins recovered from a historic shipwreck because of a rare medical condition, a federal judge gave him an indefinite jail sentence to jog his memory.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked state officials from taking legal action against Planned Parenthood to enforce a rule governing the disposal of fetal tissue.
Ohio State head football coach Urban Meyer has suspended defensive lineman Adolphus Washington for the Fiesta Bowl after he was cited by police for solicitation.
A Pike County deputy sheriff has been indicted on murder, involuntary manslaughter and other charges stemming from a recent shooting that killed his neighbor and his role in a fatal officer-involved shooting in March.
Dreaming of a White Christmas? Keep dreaming.
Democratic lawmakers and abortion-rights advocates want to establish buffer zones around abortion clinics to protect clients from escalating intimidation and violence.
