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As we close out Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we want to talk about something that commonly affects breast cancer scree...
10/28/2025

As we close out Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we want to talk about something that commonly affects breast cancer screenings: dense breast tissue. Breast tissue density is determined by your breasts’ proportions of fatty and fibrograndular tissue. This is unique to each person.

The more fibrograndular tissue, the denser your breast tissue. Fibrograndular tissue shows up more opaque on mammograms and makes it harder to identify abnormalities during your regular screenings. If you have dense breast tissue, you may require supplemental screenings and a risk assessment.

Read the blog to learn more about how dense breast tissue can affect cancer screenings and your risk for breast cancer: ohlth.co/47yN2kI.

10/22/2025

"There’s no right or wrong choice." 💗 Treatment for breast cancer is personal. Our podcast hosts sit down with Natalie Jones, MD, a surgical oncologist, to talk about cancer screenings, diagnoses and how treatment is different for every patient.

Listen to the full episode of The Wellness Conversation: ohlth.co/46Dwhpg.

What began as a third-grade class project became a sweet reminder for us at OhioHealth. 💙 📚Earlier this year, Mattie McG...
10/21/2025

What began as a third-grade class project became a sweet reminder for us at OhioHealth. 💙 📚

Earlier this year, Mattie McGuire, a student at Mansfield’s St. Peter's School, wrote a heartfelt letter to our associates sharing her appreciation of healthcare workers and how their service inspires her dreams for the future.

Her Spanish teacher, Alma (Elena) Kososky — or as her students lovingly call her, Sra. K — is also an OhioHealth associate and the motivation behind Mattie’s message.

“Mattie has been a student of mine throughout her elementary journey,” Alma said. “She’s incredibly bright, kind and always willing to help others. When she came to me with her letter, it truly touched my heart. What she wrote reflects exactly who she is — thoughtful, genuine and full of compassion.”

Mattie’s words reached beyond the classroom, appearing on the cover of this fall’s OhioHealth Board of Directors agenda, a testament to our mission and the lives we touch. She hopes to one day become a healthcare provider to “help save people.”

Thank you, Mattie, for showing us that compassion inspires, gratitude matters and the work we do today shapes the next generation.

10/21/2025

Diwali marks the spiritual victory of light over darkness and the beginning of the new year for many Hindus, Sikhs and Jains all over the world.

To those celebrating, we wish you a bright and joyous Festival of Lights!

The award for cutest pumpkins goes to…👶🎃As we celebrate the Circleville Pumpkin Show this week, all babies born at OhioH...
10/17/2025

The award for cutest pumpkins goes to…👶🎃

As we celebrate the Circleville Pumpkin Show this week, all babies born at OhioHealth Berger Hospital are going home with this adorable onesie and knitted hat!

10/16/2025

1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. And when it comes to your cancer care, having the right team by your side can make all the difference. 🎀

The OhioHealth Breast Cancer Second Opinion Clinic brings together multiple experts in one place, during one visit and free of charge – giving patients the opportunity to ask questions and explore every option.

Natalie Jones, MD, a surgical oncologist at OhioHealth, explains how this resource helps women gain confidence in their treatment.

To make an appointment or learn more, please call (614) 566-4321 | Monday–Friday; 8 AM–5 PM.

10/14/2025

The fourth trimester — the first 12 weeks after a baby is born — is a critical period of adjustment for parents. Family and friends can play a vital role in supporting them during this time. But what kind of support is truly helpful?

Jessica Tucker, DO, NABBLM-C, a women’s health and lactation medicine specialist at the OhioHealth Fourth Trimester Clinic, talks about how to provide meaningful help to parents in the first few months, breastfeeding, formula and more on this episode of The Wellness Conversation.

Listen to the full podcast: ohlth.co/48pucOZ.

OhioHealth and Nationwide Children's Hospital are once again partnering to expand expert care in our regional communitie...
10/09/2025

OhioHealth and Nationwide Children's Hospital are once again partnering to expand expert care in our regional communities! Together, we’re opening a new facility in Ontario, OH, that will include primary care, obstetrics and gynecology and pediatrics.

The 42,000-square-foot building will be located on W 4th Street in the same lot as the current OhioHealth Ontario Health and Fitness Center – which will also see upgrades as part of the $38.4 million project.

“This represents our commitment to growing families in the north central region,” said Curt Gingrich MD, president of OhioHealth Mansfield and Shelby Hospitals. “The expanded relationship between OhioHealth and Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Ontario will offer more in-depth care for the whole family to meet evolving healthcare needs closer to where they live and work.”

Construction is expected to begin in spring of 2026. ohlth.co/4o1zAwR

Gun injuries are now the leading cause of death for children and teens ages 1-17. We often think of gun violence as a to...
10/08/2025

Gun injuries are now the leading cause of death for children and teens ages 1-17. We often think of gun violence as a topic with no common ground — but we can all agree that gun injuries should not be the number one killer of kids.

Gun violence is preventable and we all have a role to play. OhioHealth is partnering with Agree to Agree, an Ad Council initiative, to encourage respectful conversations that find shared values, like the importance of keeping families safe from guns. Learn how to start the conversation at ohlth.co/agreetoagree.

10/07/2025

Menopause is a natural part of aging for women, and it doesn’t need to be a negative experience. We’re not falling for these menopause myths – and you shouldn’t either.

🔥 Hot flashes may be the most widely-known symptom of menopause, but women can have other physical and mental side effects like weight gain and brain fog.

🎂 The average age for menopause is 51, but it can occur anytime between your 40s and 60s. Menopause officially starts when a woman has missed her period for 12 months.

🤍 Menopause can affect your libido, but this doesn’t mean the end of your s*x life. Talk with your healthcare provider and partner to find solutions that work best for you.

🩺 There is no one-size-fits-all for menopause treatment, but you can manage symptoms with the help of your doctor and a good support system.

Read more about the signs and symptoms of menopause here: ohlth.co/46JwQxW.

Columbus State Community College has officially broken ground on OhioHealth Hall, a new academic building that will help...
10/02/2025

Columbus State Community College has officially broken ground on OhioHealth Hall, a new academic building that will help meet the region’s urgent need for healthcare professionals.

The 80,000-square-foot, three-story facility is designed to double the number of Columbus State graduates in high-demand fields such as nursing, respiratory care and surgical technology.

When completed in 2027, OhioHealth Hall will be a state-of-the-art learning center featuring hands-on labs, simulation spaces, classrooms and student-focused amenities.

The project is backed by a public-private partnership with OhioHealth, which provided a $25 million philanthropic endowment to support instruction and other operation costs of Columbus State’s healthcare programs. The gift is one of the largest-ever donations to an American community college.

“This is a critical time to invest in the healthcare workforce as the region’s population grows,” said Stephen Markovich, MD, president and CEO of OhioHealth. “We’re proud to invest in a talent pipeline our entire region will benefit from, and to continue our deep partnership with Columbus State to ensure we continue to meet the growing and changing needs of the diverse communities we serve.”

The Aspen Institute predicts central Ohio will need 9,000 additional healthcare workers by 2028 to meet the needs of a growing population. Read more about the project at ohlth.co/3IBxggt.

Photo Credit: Jeffry Konczal

10/02/2025

Wishing peace and a meaningful fast to those observing Yom Kippur.

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