Ohio State has tested more people for COVID-19 in the past seven days than nine U.S. states and territories while also accounting for more than 10 percent of the state of Ohio’s total tests issued.
Scalpels, scissors and other surgical instruments usually resigned to poorly lit hospital basements for cleaning now have their own sterilization building at Ohio State. Located at 2814 Kenny Road, Central Sterile Supply was a $45.3 million investment for the university and three years in the making.
President Joe Biden visited the James Cancer Hospital at Ohio State Tuesday where he discussed his American Rescue Plan and marked the 11-year anniversary of the Affordable Care Act.
Dr. Andrew Thomas, chief medical officer at the medical center, said more vaccines have been given at the Schottenstein Center in the last week than any other time during the pandemic.
Ohio State’s Clinical Laboratories at the Wexner Medical Center have processed more than 505,000 COVID-19 tests from nasal, oral and pharyngeal — long swabs that go far up the nostrils — swab samples since last March.
Buckeye Paws is celebrating its one-year anniversary Saturday and has doubled the amount of service dogs it employs. The organization provides …
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Eighty-four-year-old Ohio State alumna Nancy Heber smiled from ear to ear after receiving her COVID-19 vaccine at the Ohio State Schottenstein Cent…
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