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Marlene Harris-Ride Cincinnati gives $200,000 to support cancer research

12/10/2018: Ride Cincinnati continued its support of UC Cancer Institute scientists withthe annual award of seven grants, totaling $200,000,to continue promisingbreast cancer research.

UC researcher studies cancer-detecting mouthwash with help from ACS grant

10/22/2018: Researchers at UC are investigating whether certain molecular markers that canbe collected from simple mouthwash samples can help in identifying throat andmouth cancers.

Pilot Research Symposium Presented by UC ERC Oct. 11-12

9/6/2018: The 19th annual Pilot Research Project Symposium on highlights research inoccupational and environmental health and is presented by the UC Education andResearch Center

Global Health Focus a New Option for Master's in Public Health Program

8/24/2018: Beginning fall 2018, global health is a new concentration that students canchoose to pursue as part of their MPH degree, offered in the Department ofEnvironmental Health

UC Awarded $8 Million to Continue 'Gene-Environment Interaction' Research

4/30/2018: The Center for Environmental Genetics (CEG) at the University of Cincinnati(UC) received a grant renewal for more than $8 million from the NIEHS.

National Public Health Week at UC to Focus on Opioid Crisis

3/23/2018: National Public Health Week 2018 is April 2 -- 6, the UC Master of PublicHealth program and its Gamma Rho student chapter of the Delta Omega Publicoffers activites

Our Most Popular Stories, Releases of the Year

12/22/2017: Top stories of 2017 from UC Academic Health Center public relations

UC College of Medicine Honors Exceptional Researchers

11/16/2017: The College of Medicine celebrated its research successes and congratulated keycontributors during the Research Recognition Program Nov. 15, 2017, in theCARE/Crawley Atrium.

Higher Mn Levels in Children Correlate With Lower IQ Scores, UC Study Finds

9/20/2017: A study led by environmental health researchers at(UC College of Medicine findsthat children in East Liverpool, Ohio with higher levels of Manganese (Mn) hadlower IQ scores.

PRP Symposium Speaker to Address Workplace Violence Prevention Oct. 5

9/19/2017: 18th annual Pilot Research Project (PRP) Symposium presented by the UCEducation an Research Center will take place Oct. 5 and 6 in Kresge Auditorium

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